12-14-2011 08:02 AM
I added an exclude_list to my Linux Lotus Domino servers as described on page 48 of the agent Admin Guide for purposes of running a file system backup on the Domino server without backing up the databases already being backed up by the Lotus Notes policy.
When I did this the Lotus Notes policy failed to backup anything. From what I have read the exclude_list is supposed to be ignored by the Lotus Notes policy. Why would this not be happening?
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12-14-2011 08:24 AM
You can name a exclude_list so it only apply for a single policy. For unix you would rename exclude_list to exclude_list.{policy_name} e.g exclude_list.UNIX_FS. The exclude list is now ignored by the Lotous backup's, but read and honnored by file system backup made by policy UNIX_FS.
See TN :
DOCUMENTATION: Additional examples for setting up exclude_list files on NetBackup clients
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH30603
Update:
Somewhat related issue: https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/exclude-list-lotus-notes-agent-using-netbackup-701-no...
12-14-2011 08:24 AM
You can name a exclude_list so it only apply for a single policy. For unix you would rename exclude_list to exclude_list.{policy_name} e.g exclude_list.UNIX_FS. The exclude list is now ignored by the Lotous backup's, but read and honnored by file system backup made by policy UNIX_FS.
See TN :
DOCUMENTATION: Additional examples for setting up exclude_list files on NetBackup clients
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH30603
Update:
Somewhat related issue: https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/exclude-list-lotus-notes-agent-using-netbackup-701-no...
12-15-2011 12:11 PM
As soon as I saw your explanation I remembered this from my NetBackup training...from 2002. I was in a pure Windows shop then so didn't need the Linux method. I also got corroboration of you guidance from a sysadmin in a sister university across town shortly after reading your advice.
Thanks.