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Lars Bo Heuser
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‎2011-01-05 10:48
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Copy proces of backup job

Hi,

I have 4 backup schedules and wanted to alter them just a notch (time of day). I found out that the gui was not working properly for that purpose, so instead I located the config files for the schedules to alter the info there and that worked a lot better.

Firstly I took a copy of the old files, and then deleted the not needed info in the original (all my "-excludes" from last year). I kept my old schedules and just changed the time of day.

When I ran the jobs they all of a sudden has included a copy process which ofcourse is not working since I don't have that option in my setup and it was never configured in the old schedule (new one is a copy)!? Where did that come from and how can I disable it?

Thank you for any help!


Best Regards
Lars
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Lars Bo Heuser
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‎2011-01-13 09:22

Hmmm, not much response on this one...

If it is possible to create a copy process in a backup schedule (consciously or not) it surely must be possible to remove it again?

Nobody has a clue where to do it?

Brgds!
Lars
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Lars Bo Heuser
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‎2011-02-02 08:36

Nobody seems to know the answer so I will close it down...
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