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nsrnotesv makes notes to crash when stopping the notesgroup

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Robert800

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Apr 6, 2006
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Hey,
First i have two groups for my notes server, one that makes inc backup and one for full.

Anyway when i stop a group (i have only tried with inc notes backup) makes notes server to crash (all processes notes are using is crashing) . I have seen this 3 times and its the same thing every time.

I have heard that it could be with notes.ini that networker locks that file and when its stops unexpected notes does the same. And a quick and dirty solution is to exclude notes.ini in the backup but that seems not good if you make som changes to that file.

Someone who has have this problem?

I start my inc backup from Networker with following command:
nsrnotesv.exe -z c:\nsrnml_config_inc.txt

nsrnml_config_inc.txt

#####
#
# nsrnml_config.template
#
# All rights reserved.
#
# EMC Legato NetWorker Module for Lotus (NML) 3.0
#
# This template is part of the NML software. It is included to help users
# configure NML operations. The file contains only the minimum number of
# parameters required to perform a given operation, for example, a scheduled
# backup. Additional parameters may be added when required.
#
# Check NML Administrator's Guide for a complete list of all supported
# parameters and rules for editing the configuration file.
#
# Make a copy of this file before attempting any modifications.
# To enable a parameter, uncomment/add it and specify its value.
#
#####

#
# The LOTUS section contains parameters required for backup of
# data stored in Domino Server or Notes Client data directory.
#
LOTUS {

#
# REQUIRED Parameter: Notes_ExecDirectory
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full path of the Domino Server or Notes Client being
# backed up or recovered. It is a requirement that the Lotus
# library nnotes.dll is located in this directory.
#
# Sample:
# Notes_ExecDirectory = "C:\Lotus\Domino"
#
Notes_ExecDirectory = "C:\Lotus\Domino"

#
# Optional Parameter: PATH
#
# Default value: %PATH% environment variable set in the running
# environment.
#
# Description: %PATH% environment variable to be set for the operation.
# This parameter should contain the location of notes.ini file for
# Domino Server or Notes Client being backed up, and any other path
# needed by the NML operation.
#
# Sample:
# PATH = "M:\Domino\Data;C:\Program Files\Lotus"
#C:\Lotus\Domino;
#PATH = "C:\Lotus\Domino;D:\Notes\Data"
PATH = "C:\Lotus\Domino"
NSR_CLIENT = notes9100
NSR_SERVER = backup_server
NSR_BACKUP_PATHS = d:\Notes\Data
#NSR_BACKUP_LOGS_MODE = 1
NSR_NON_ASCII_ENG_NW = TRUE


#
# Optional Parameter for Scheduled Backup: PRECMD
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full path of a command script to be run before the
# scheduled backup, for example, to check the databases for corruption.
# If PRECMD fails, the backup is aborted.
#
# Sample:
# PRECMD = F:\my\scripts\directory\monday_bkup_precmd
#
# PRECMD =

#
# Optional Parameter for Scheduled Backup: POSTCMD
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full path of a command script to be run after the
# scheduled backup, for example, to check the status of logs.
# If POSTCMD fails, a warning message is printed, but the backup
# reports success.
#
# Sample:
# POSTCMD = F:\my\scripts\directory\monday_bkup_postcmd
#
# POSTCMD =
}


#
# The DB2 section contains parameters required for backup or recovery of
# NSFDB2 database data stored in DB2 database.
#
DB2 {

#
# REQUIRED Parameter: DB2_OPTIONS
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: DB2 backup or recovery options.
# To enable DB2 backup or recovery, this parameter must include
# at least:
# - DB2BACKUP_DB or DB2BACKUP_TABLESPACE for backup
# - DB2RESTORE_DB or DB2RESTORE_TABLESPACE for restore
# See NML Administrator's Guide for a full list of the parameter's values.
#
# Samples:
# DB2_OPTIONS = DB2BACKUP_DB
# or
# DB2_OPTIONS = DB2RESTORE_DB
#
# DB2_OPTIONS =

#
# REQUIRED Parameter: DB2INSTANCE
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Name (not an alias) of the DB2 instance that contains
# the database accessed by Domino server. This parameter is set
# as an environment variable, which is required by Domino server/
#
# Sample:
# DB2INSTANCE = db2inst1
#
# DB2INSTANCE =

#
# REQUIRED Parameter: DB2_VENDOR_LIB_PATH
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full path of the NetWorker Module for DB2 shared library
# libnsrdb2.dll on the DB2 host computer.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_VENDOR_LIB_PATH = "C:\Program Files\Legato\nsr\bin\libnsrdb2.dll"
#
# DB2_VENDOR_LIB_PATH =

#
# REQUIRED Parameter for Recovery: DB2_TARGET_ALIAS
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Name of the DB2 database that the data will be
# restored into.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_TARGET_ALIAS = TEMPDB
#
# DB2_TARGET_ALIAS =

#
# REQUIRED Parameter for Recovery: DB2_TARGET_CONTAINER_PATH
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full existing path on the DB2 Server host where the DB2
# data will be restored into. This location should contain "log"
# subdirectory if DB2_TARGET_LOG_PATH is not set.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_TARGET_CONTAINER_PATH = H:\db2\restore\temp\location
#
# DB2_TARGET_CONTAINER_PATH =

#
# REQUIRED Parameter for Recovery: DB2_BACKUP_TIMESTAMP
#
# Default value: DB2/NMDB2 dependent
#
# Description: Timestamp of the backup to restore.
# Numeric format: YYYYMMDDHHMMSS, where YYYY=year, MM=month, DD=day,
# HH=hour, MM=minute, SS=second.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_BACKUP_TIMESTAMP = 20050817085108
#
# DB2_BACKUP_TIMESTAMP =

#
# Optional Parameter for Recovery: DB2_ROLLFORWARD_STOP_TIME
#
# Default value: NOW
#
# Description: Time that specifies which point the DB2 logs should be
# applied to.
# Format: "NOW" keyword, or YYYY-MM-DD-HH.MM.SS (in GMT if
# DB2_ROLLFORWARD_FLAGS is not set), where YYYY=year, MM=month, DD=day,
# HH=hour, MM=minute, SS=second.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_ROLLFORWARD_STOP_TIME = 2005-08-17-11.00.00
#
# DB2_ROLLFORWARD_STOP_TIME =

#
# Optional Parameter for Recovery: DB2_LOCAL_BIN_DIR
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Full path of DB2 binaries on the Domino Server host.
# This parameter must be set for tablespace recovery.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_LOCAL_BIN_DIR = I:\db2\db2inst1\sqllib\bin
#
# DB2_LOCAL_BIN_DIR =

#
# Optional Parameter for Recovery: DB2_DAS_NODE
#
# Default value: NONE
#
# Description: Name of DB2 DAS Server catalogued in the DB2 directory
# on the Domino Server host. This parameter must be set for tablespace
# recovery when Domino Server and DB2 Server are located on different
# hosts.
#
# Sample:
# DB2_DAS_NODE = DB2onMars
#
# DB2_DAS_NODE =

#
# Optional Parameter for Recovery: NSR_DB2_RESTORE_TABLESPACE_BKUP
#
# Default value: FALSE
#
# Description: Type of DB2 backup image being restored. This parameter
# must be set to TRUE when restoring from a tablespace backup image.
#
# Sample:
# NSR_DB2_RESTORE_TABLESPACE_BKUP = TRUE
#
# NSR_DB2_RESTORE_TABLESPACE_BKUP =

}


 
There is an update of the nml module for windows available, 3.01 or nml3.0Sp1. You should use this sp1.
I have seen the same problem with one of my customers.
I think it depends on the notes pathlevel.

After some notes-patching, upgrade of the nml3.0 to 3.01 and using nwclient 7.41 the problem was solved.
 
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