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TexExpat

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Jun 14, 2002
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I am new to NetWorker. I have added a client and am trying to perform a full backup. According to the messages and the group details, the backup completed successfully, and there are no entries about skipped or inaccessible files. However, the messages and the details of the volume indicate a large size discrepancy between the save sets and the actual size of the original drives. Is that because of compression? Also, the NetWorker messages list the number of files backed up; however, this number exceeds the actual number of files on the source.

How can I see what files were backed up in each of these save sets? I want to verify what was actually backed up.

Thank you very much for your help; I really appreciate it.
 
It doesn't make it easy on you, but here's my script:

[tt]catss
#!/bin/ksh

SSID=${1}
CLIENT=`mminfo -r client -q ssid=${SSID}`
NSAVETIME=`mminfo -r nsavetime -q ssid=${SSID}`
nsrinfo -t ${NSAVETIME} ${CLIENT}
[/tt]

The output isn't very pretty either.
 
Thank you for your script; I appreciate the reply.

Do I paste this script into a .CMD or .BAT file and run that from a command line? Or is there some other way that I would use a script within NetWorker?

Thank you again for your assistance.
 
Doh! That's a unix ksh script. I don't know how to do the equivalent .bat or .cmd for Windows.
 
Hi!

You awnser have been posted earlier.
Search for mminfo and use the post how do I list the files...


/Ulf
 
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