Hello,
With v2, [n/a] counts entries that match no fileclass referenced in a
policy.
My advice is if fileclass matching have a big interest for you, move to
v3. In v3, fileclasses are all and always matched.
This will avoid this workaround of fileclasses matched as a side effect
of policies...
Regards
Thomas
On 22/08/2016 at 18:24, Wendy Poole wrote:
I am currently using robinhood-2.5.4 (will look at moving to v3). I am
not clear on the output from an rbh-report --class-info. For testing
and understanding , I have a very simple fileset defined with a purge
policy.
Filesets {
FileClass xattr_purple {
definition { xattr.user.comment == "purple'}
}
FileClass xattr_orange {
definition { xattr.user.comment == "orange"}
}
purge_policies {
ignore_fileclass = xattr_purple;
ignore_fileclass = xattr_orange;
}
For those with a user.comment not orange or purple , I think it is
getting counted under "ignore" but there is a category [n/a]. Could
elaborate on what that is counting ? I guess I was assuming that
anything not defined in the filesets would all be ignored
Thanks
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