Erald,
Are these failing units running XP 64-bit by any chance?
Erich
On Feb 14, 2007, at 2:20 PM, erald troja wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I did not want to cross post here & at bacula-devel list.
>
> Here's a snippet of the trace which shows what happens at the time
> when directories are skipped fro
Hello,
I did not want to cross post here & at bacula-devel list.
Here's a snippet of the trace which shows what happens at the time
when directories are skipped from being included in the backup.
win01
Yeah, agreed - this needs developer attention.
Run the FD and/or both the Director and SD with trace onie. -
d100 to get the output of what is happening.
Then, supply the version info, what it's installed on and the
pertinent trace files in-line on your email and submit to the
develop
Erich,
i don't think it's the syntax on the config.
To answer you questions
1)It actually fails on the first Full backup, on certain usernames (the rest
are ok)
2)Successive runs (differential/incrementals) do not complain of this. And
I'm generally
able to perform full backup of such use
Is the error on ALL the user folders under D:/Home ?
If so, I'd look for a space after home (inspect it closely in the
terminal window to see.)
D:/Home /blah blah etc.
Erich
On Feb 9, 2007, at 12:21 AM, erald troja wrote:
> Erich,
>
> sure thing. Here's the fileset syntax i have
>
> -
Erich,
sure thing. Here's the fileset syntax i have
-
FileSet
{
Name = FileSet-Windows
Enable VSS = Yes
Include
{
Options
{
Compression = GZIP
I've run into this issue when building the Filelist based on Windows
Explorer views where known extensions are hidden.
In this case, it might be a malformed syntax - you may want to post
the Fileset portion of your configuration file for review by the list.
Erich
On Feb 8, 2007, at 1:50 PM,
Hello,
I've noticed such errors/warnings upon doing a backup on a win2k3 server.
--
08-Feb 14:40 win01-fd: Could not stat D:/Home/bobmccol: ERR=The
system cannot find the file specif
