Re: Global Exclude
Fred, CLOPTSETs are SERVER SIDE filters. The guys who install TSM client on desktop do not need to know if you have filters or not. I don't understand your pb. I see two solutions 1) you define a huge CLOPTSET for all your platforms (NT,UNIXes, Mac) and all your nodes are attached to this cloptset. Only mathing rules for the concerned platform will be applied, but processing time will be longer... 2) you define a CLOPTSET for each platform (like me). Processing time will be short. Moreover if you user the flag FORCE=YES, your server rules will override those potentially defined by your install-guys / users. Sen me offline of this list, your INCLEXCL lists ... rv -Message d'origine- De : Fred Johanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : vendredi 18 mai 2001 22:53 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Re: Global Exclude Herve, Your list is similar to the one I distribute. The problem is that the people who install the clients ignore it, even when it's in the same folder as the client code on our distribution machine. Over a thousand of my 1500+ clients are Windows or Mac desktops, and half or more have incomplete inclexcl lists. I can have someone write some code that will build a CLOPTSET that contains my minimum list and attaches it to all appropriate clients as well as updating all existing CLOPTSETs to include my list. But if there is another way to do it, a central list that defaults for the entire system, I'd rather go with that. At 09:49 AM 5/18/2001 +0200, you wrote: Hi Fred, here is my CLOPTSET for all these annoying stuff ... rv -Message d'origine- De : Fred Johanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : jeudi 17 mai 2001 19:41 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Global Exclude I find an awful amount of storage is filled with Internet Cache and Temp files. I frequently post to my users what the minimum include-exclude list should be, but it is usually ignored. Short of creating an optionset with the proper exclude statements and editing all the existing ones, there are more than 1500 clients out there, is there any way to keep this stuff out of backups?
Re: Global Exclude
Hi Fred, here is my CLOPTSET for all these annoying stuff ... rv -Message d'origine- De : Fred Johanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : jeudi 17 mai 2001 19:41 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Global Exclude I find an awful amount of storage is filled with Internet Cache and Temp files. I frequently post to my users what the minimum include-exclude list should be, but it is usually ignored. Short of creating an optionset with the proper exclude statements and editing all the existing ones, there are more than 1500 clients out there, is there any way to keep this stuff out of backups? /***/ /* WINDOWS DESKTOP */ /***/ DEF CLO WIN_DESKTOP DESC=Exclude list for customers desktops/laptops DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP COMPRESSALWAYS 'NO' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\ffastun*.ff?' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\Temporary Internet Files' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\Cache' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\Documents and Settings\*\Local Settings\Temp' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\Documents and Settings\*\Local Settings\Historique' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\Documents And Settings\...\NT*.DAT*' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\Documents And Settings\...\USR*.DAT*' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\...\MSCREATE.DIR' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\PAGEFILE.SYS' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\RECYCLE?' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\HIBERFIL.SYS' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\...\EA DATA. SF' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\...\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\*' DEF CLIENTO WIN_DESKTOP INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\temp' /***/ /* WINDOWS SERVERS */ /***/ DEF CLO WIN_SERVER DESC=Exclude list for servers DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER COMPRESSALWAYS 'NO' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\...\MSCREATE.DIR' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\PAGEFILE.SYS' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\RECYCLE?' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\...\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\*' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\I386' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\system32\wins' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\temp' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\urlcache' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\Inetpub\Catalog.wci' /**/ /* Win2K specific */ /**/ DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\SYSTEM VOLUME INFORMATION' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\...\Driver Cache' // /* %SYSTEMROOT specific */ // DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\...\PERFLIB*.DAT' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\DTCLOG\MSDTC.LOG' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\NETLOGON.CHG' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\SCHEDLGU.TXT' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\csc\...\*' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude *:\WINNT\REGISTARTION\*.CLB\...\*.CRMLOG' DEF CLIENTO WIN_SERVER INCLEXCL 'Exclude.dir *:\WINNT\$NT*' Exclude *:\...\NTFRS\JET\...\* Exclude *:\...\NTDS\* Exclude.dir *:\Program Files\Network Associates\VirusScan NT Don't backup virus files // /* Multimedia files */ // Exclude *:\...\*.tmp TEMP FILES Exclude *:\...\*.MP3 AUDIO FILES Exclude *:\...\*.MPG VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MP2 VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MPA VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MPEG VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MPG VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MPV VIDEO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.AIF REAL AUDIO Exclude *:\...\*.MES REAL AUDIO Exclude *:\...\*.MED REAL AUDIO Exclude *:\...\*.AIFC QUICKTIME AUDIO Exclude *:\...\*.AIFF QUICKTIME AUDIO Exclude *:\...\*.ANI ANIMATED CURSOR Exclude *:\...\*.AU MPLAYER SOUND Exclude *:\...\*.SND MPLAYER SOUND Exclude *:\...\*.CDA CDPLAYER AUDIO TRACK Exclude *:\...\*.DCX WANG IMAGING IMAGE Exclude *:\...\*.THEME DESKTOP THEME Exclude *:\...\*.DIF QUICKTIME VIDEO Exclude *:\...\*.DV QUICKTIME VIDEO Exclude *:\...\*.EMM REAL AUDIO MUSIC TRACK Exclude *:\...\*.SC REAL AUDIO SECURE DOWNLOAD Exclude *:\...\*.JFIF JPEG IMAGE Exclude *:\...\*.JPE JPEG IMAGE Exclude *:\...\*.JPEG JPEG IMAGE Exclude *:\...\*.JPG JPEG IMAGE Exclude *:\...\*.LA1 LIQUID AUDIO FILE Exclude *:\...\*.LAV LIQUID AUDIO DOWNLOAD Exclude *:\...\*.LAR LIQUID AUDIO REGISTY PASSPORT FILE Exclude *:\...\*.LAVS LIQUID AUDIO SECURE DOWNLOAD Exclude *:\...\*.LQT LIQUID AUDIO TRACK Exclude *:\...\*.LMSFF LIQUID AUDIO PLAYER CLIP Exclude *:\...\*.MID MIDI SOUND FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MIDI MIDI SOUND FILE Exclude *:\...\*.RMI MIDI SOUND FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MJF MJUICE MUSIC FILE Exclude *:\...\*.MJV MJUICE AUDIO VOUCHER FILE Exclude *:\...\*.M1V MOVIE CLIP Exclude
Re: Global Exclude
Herve, Your list is similar to the one I distribute. The problem is that the people who install the clients ignore it, even when it's in the same folder as the client code on our distribution machine. Over a thousand of my 1500+ clients are Windows or Mac desktops, and half or more have incomplete inclexcl lists. I can have someone write some code that will build a CLOPTSET that contains my minimum list and attaches it to all appropriate clients as well as updating all existing CLOPTSETs to include my list. But if there is another way to do it, a central list that defaults for the entire system, I'd rather go with that. At 09:49 AM 5/18/2001 +0200, you wrote: Hi Fred, here is my CLOPTSET for all these annoying stuff ... rv -Message d'origine- De : Fred Johanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : jeudi 17 mai 2001 19:41 À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : Global Exclude I find an awful amount of storage is filled with Internet Cache and Temp files. I frequently post to my users what the minimum include-exclude list should be, but it is usually ignored. Short of creating an optionset with the proper exclude statements and editing all the existing ones, there are more than 1500 clients out there, is there any way to keep this stuff out of backups?
Global Exclude
I find an awful amount of storage is filled with Internet Cache and Temp files. I frequently post to my users what the minimum include-exclude list should be, but it is usually ignored. Short of creating an optionset with the proper exclude statements and editing all the existing ones, there are more than 1500 clients out there, is there any way to keep this stuff out of backups?
