-subdir=yes shouldn't really matter if it's excluded then it's included.
Verify the exclusion with the following command from the root prompt:
# dsmc q inclexcl
if you don't see the exclude listed in that output check your dsm.sys/opt
file to see what the path of the actual inclexcl file of that client is, if
there is one at all?
Thanks!
--Justin Richard Bleistein
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hi to all ...
i'm doing backup of /opt/tertio/prov/ directory with -subdir=yes option and
in inclexcl file i have written exclude.dir /opt/tertio/prov/log to not
backup this directory and subdirs and files, the problem is that this path
is always backed up, exclude.dir is obviously not working, hmmm ... i guess
the subdir=Yes is confusing him, am i right ? please help ... thanks in
advance ...
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goran konjic
senior unix administrator
vipnet
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AIX 5.2 ML2 - p640
SSA RAID5 disk system
IBM LTO 3584 L32
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