Re: Tiger, dirvish and dangling symlinks
On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 08:53:34PM +0100, Dale Amon wrote: So is there a way to simply tell tiger to not look at certain disk drives? It seems rather silly to have it wasting time processing 30-40TB of backups when all that is needed is to monitor the actual system disks. IIRC You can use the Tiger_FSScan_NonLocal variable to have Tiger skip those filesystems that are not considered local or you can disable (in /etc/tiger/cronrc) the checks that will process the filesystem starting from / (check_perms, find_files, check_devices Regards Javier signature.asc Description: Digital signature
Tiger, dirvish and dangling symlinks
I am working on a backup box with a huge disk capacity that is being used as a dirvish incremental backup for a bunch of systems. This of course means there are just thousands upon thousands of 'apparently' danglying symlinks since the backups are 'out of context' as it were. This causes tiger to output useless emails about them and waste space in security logs about them. So is there a way to simply tell tiger to not look at certain disk drives? It seems rather silly to have it wasting time processing 30-40TB of backups when all that is needed is to monitor the actual system disks. Ad Astra, Dale Amon signature.asc Description: Digital signature
