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How to move index to other filesystem ?
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Is this a client initiated backup? If so, you need to do manual maintenance on it and clear out some old indexes because they are not being done by the server.
- Remove old indeces that are outside the browse window
- nsrck -F to cross check and copress the index
- Remove old indeces that are outside the browse window
- nsrck -F to cross check and copress the index
you can do the following:
-create the new directory to store the client index file
-in the client definition enter the new path in Index Path attribute(select client setup, select View/details to display hidden attributes)
-shutdown networker daemons and services
-move the existing client indexes to the new location
-restart the networker services and daemons
-verify that the indexes are correct:nsrinfo clientname
This has helped resolve some space problems for us.
-create the new directory to store the client index file
-in the client definition enter the new path in Index Path attribute(select client setup, select View/details to display hidden attributes)
-shutdown networker daemons and services
-move the existing client indexes to the new location
-restart the networker services and daemons
-verify that the indexes are correct:nsrinfo clientname
This has helped resolve some space problems for us.
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