When I issue that command, I get the following out put which does say that /mnt/stats is excluded. But if I run a gui backup, it doesn't appear to be.
ession established with server SERVER1: Solaris 7/8 Server Version 4, Release 2, Level 2.12 Server date/time: 21/01/03 15:36:15 Last access: 21/01/03 15:34:54 Mode Function Pattern (match from top down) ---- --------- ----------------------------- Excl Filespace /mnt/stats Excl Directory /wispers/users/wispers Excl Directory /wispers/users/aidan/Projects/distrib/install_0211251433/logs Excl Directory /wispers/users/stats Excl Directory /wispers/users/zhiming/Reporting Excl All /wispers/home/patrick/www/apache-1.3.26/logs/.../* Excl All /wispers/opt/netscape/4.15/.../* Excl All /wispers/users/tmp/.../* Excl All /wispers/users/zhiming/downloads/.../* Excl All /wispers/data/sybase/.../* Excl All /devices/.../* Excl All /dev/.../* Excl All /usr/local2/tmp/.../* Excl All /var/tmp/.../* Excl All /tmp/.../* Excl All /wispers/home/zhiming/test.dir/.../* Excl All /wispers/users/zhiming/test.dir/.../* Excl All /usr/local2/logs/.../* Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: Re: Exclude filesystem on Solaris For your 3.7.2 Solaris client, the simplest and most thorough thing to do to check your Include-Exclude list is: dsmc show inclexcl which in effect "compiles" the rules on your server and client to produce a summary report. Richard Sims, BU
