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looks as it would work, now
thanks!

looks as it would work, now
thanks!

looks as it would work, now
thanks!

I've got many files in our network with long path names (typically created with tools like NDoc and NAnt). When AISBackup trys to backup those files, it can't do this task and provides an error message "File Deleted before backup". One of the reported file names is: \\srv10.lan.compumaster...

Hi Barry,

yes, with 2.2 all is working fine for me. All DFS links can be browsed and backupped as they should.

-Jochen

Hi Barry, What is required for our DFS is that the reparse point to the real shares work just as normal - as normal as an XCOPY: without any special logic: all files which are available after that reparse point shall be backed up just as the files would be there directly. The windows Vista restore f...

Yes, I'm using 292.

> AISBackup does not backup data from reparse junctions, it just backs
> up the junction (reparse) information, perhaps this is the problem?
Yes, I think so. This should be the problem. Can you please fix this issue?

When I click on one of these DFS links on the left tree in the select files/folder dialog, is show on the right site a message "Special folder called a Reparse Point" Reparse points are very normal here and typically handled automatically by the operating system or application - looks like...

Hi Barry, I've identified the potential cause of the problem: in my DFS, I've created following structure (in short) R:\ R:\Admin\Archiv R:\Admin\Backups R:\Dev R:\Shared\Technik R:\Shared\HR R:\Temp ... In AISBackup, I created a Backup task to backup "R:\Shared". The files of R:\Shared ar...

Well, it can backup 21 files, but the other many thousands of files. Job log ======== 14:58:15 SSTART Backup Session: 2 Started on Mittwoch, 20. September 2006 at 14:58:15 Version: 2.3 (292) 14:58:38 STAT Files Selected For Backup: 1 (1,28 MB) 14:58:38 STAT Already Backed up: 21 14:58:38 STAT Exclud...

We use a Distributed File System (DFS) in our network. It seem to be that all those DFS-Linked-Folders don't get backupped.