I am trying to use failover to define a class when the copy fails in
some way.
The documentation indicates that the failover class is activated on a
copy error (no matter what kind error):
from the docs:
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failover
If a file copy fails due to an error, the classes in this assignment
will become active, allowing failover rules to become active.
==================
However on testing this out the failover class only gets activated when
remote server cannot be reached. Otherwise failover is not activated.
I would think any of these errors should also trigger the failover
class:
* server is up but file not found
* copy is local but file not found
Comments ?
Steve
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