On Jul 24, 2014, at 12:35 AM, Jan Stary <h...@stare.cz> wrote: >> $ dump W >> Last dump(s) done (Dump '>' file systems): >> /dev/rwd0a ( ) Last dump: Level 9, Date Wed Jul 23 02:30 >> /dev/rwd0e ( ) Last dump: Level 9, Date Wed Jul 23 02:30 >> /dev/rwd0f ( ) Last dump: Level 9, Date Wed Jul 23 02:30 >> /dev/rwd0h ( ) Last dump: Level 9, Date Wed Jul 23 02:30 >> /dev/rwd0k ( ) Last dump: Level 9, Date Wed Jul 23 02:30 > > It is showing the filesystems: /dev/rwd0a etc. > What you mean are the names of the mount-point directories, > but that has nothing to do with the dumps; the very same filesystem > can be mounted somewhere else another time.
I get that. It's not that important to me, to see the mount points. I can live without it. I think "dump W" meant more to historic operators who used to run dump to tapes, and needed to know which backups had been taken. I highlighted it because dump doesn't seem to be decoding the DUIDs in the /etc/fstab for the "dump W" output. This goes into the daily maintenance email and looks kind of broken. I don't know if it's a roadmap item to add DUID decoding to "dump W". It might not be worth the trouble. Best, --Bruce
