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(69) invalid filelist specification

ndt
Level 4

I have a mountpoint on Oracle Linux server and share NFS to Solaris server.

Solaris server is backup server with NBU 7.5

df -h on Solaris server:

bash-3.2# df -h

...

LinuxServer:/backup     30G    26G   2.8G    91%    /backupLinux
...

In Backup Selections, If I add /backupLinux, there is no file was backed up. If I add LinuxServer:/backup, It has an error code 69.

 

How can I use NBU to backup /backupLinux

 

 

Thank you.

ndt

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Marianne
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Above advice is correct - select 'Follow NFS' in policy attribute.

The better choice is to install NBU Client software on the Linux server and run the backup where the files physically reside.

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huanglao2002
Level 6

can you try to select select backup nfs option in policy attribute.

Marianne
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Above advice is correct - select 'Follow NFS' in policy attribute.

The better choice is to install NBU Client software on the Linux server and run the backup where the files physically reside.

ndt
Level 4

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Yes Marianne, "Follow NFS" is solution.

 

In my Unix Client DVD, which file can I use to install client on Oracle Linux 64bit.

Thank you.

ndt

Marianne
Level 6
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Simply run 'install' in the root folder of the dvd.

The install script will detect client OS and choose the correct binaries.

See Installing UNIX clients locally in NBU Installation Guide: http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC5154