Save Set Definition

Question

Pretty simple issue, but the docs are very brief on the defining save sets, so...

Is there a way to exclude a mount from a save set? I want to accomplish an entire server except for one mount point. The ALL set minus the mount would accomplish my objective but I have no info on how to specify this.

The alternative of specifying everything I do want would be tedious as well as how do I specify files on the root (/*) without getting the unwanted mount?

Thanks

Solaris 10
NetWorker 7.4

ble1 · Accepted Answer

Use All and then attach directive to client in which you skip mnt point you don't like.

GPX1 · Answer

Thanks

GPX1 · Answer

created global directive and applied to client, networker is ignoring the directive. and trying to backup all mounts. Is there an enable requireent?

<< / >>
skip: core
+skip: dir1
+skip: dir2
+skip: dir3

ble1 · Answer

Is that UNIX or Windows? I guess UNIX. On which mnt are those dirs? Note that / in UNIX and Windows world are different.

GPX1 · Answer

Client and server are both solariseach mount I am excluding is on the root /I matched the syntax from the default unix directive. maybe it needs the slash on each mount i.e. /d0026 ?

GPX1 · Answer

That worked... thanks

ble1 · Answer

Do:/ful_path_dir+skip: .[etc]

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