BPARCHIVE : the specified client does not exist in the specified policy error code 239

This article solve two things :

1. How to use bparchive

2. resolve bp.conf

Thanks Guys!

Thank you so much! It was really helpful.

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Try /tmp/test/*. 

This is how all of us learned - reading manuals plus 'trial and error'. 
Your approach is good - test with some dummy files in a temp folder. Only when results are what we expect do we apply in production.

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Dear Marrianne,

Thanks for the knowledge you taught. I already test and the result was successfully completed.Ive made the path to be archived bparchive /tmp/test. My intention is to archive all files in the /tmp/test only, not together with the directory. What should i do? If I use bparchive -f command, should i put all the files in a text file in /tmp/test directory?

Im a nbu dummy..sorry for such silly question!

Thanks Marrianne! Its helpful!

Do you need to archive  /tmp/test?

Or is this a text file containing list of files to be archived?

If text file, your command will be :
bparchive -f  /tmp/test

If path to be archived:
bparchive  /tmp/test

Nicolai , which line has the "^@" ? i just run a bparchive command and select the archive file path location /tmp/test. The result from the job details and progress log will appear /tmp/@.

BTW, I have tried to terminate the null byte using bplist, turn result 227, No entity was found. Should I run it from my media server?

? /tmp/@

You may have a null byte at the lend of line - This look like “^@” in vi. bplist is known to terminate each line with a null byte.

http://www.mass.dk/netbackup/quick-hints/88-remove-null-byte-from-bplist-output.html

 -f <arch path> seems to be incorrect usage.

Either -f <filename> where filename contains a list of files/folders that need to be archived, else without '-f' <arch_path> where arch_path is path to be archived.