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Donald Campbell
Guest
Ntbackup seems not to start properly 30 to 50% of the time.
I have a simple script running from scheduler. The script runs as
expected, however, the ntback command in it does not always run
properly.
When it fails to run the log file is always empty and has a time stamp
33 minutes after the start of the script. Also when it fails there are
no entries for ntback in the event log.
This happens on two separate Win2003 R2 server machines.
There is a mention in technet that someone being logged in can cause
random failures. In the case of these machines no-one is logged in and
it is almost every other run that fails.
Anyone any ideas?
Don C
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Script:
echo %date% %time% Start of B02 >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
echo User=%UserName%, Path=%path% >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
ntbackup backup "@D:\ServerBackups\CFP-BK01.bks" /m normal /P "4mm DDS"
-j "CFPBackup" -d "CFPBackup" /v:yes /r:no /l:s /rs:no /SNAPff /um
echo %date% %time% End of B02 >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
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Log:
10/04/2008 19:30:00.23 Start of B02
User=Administrator,
Path=C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\Program
Files\Intel\DMIX;C:\Program Files\Gemplus\GemSafe Libraries\Bin;
10/04/2008 20:03:02.37 End of B02
I have a simple script running from scheduler. The script runs as
expected, however, the ntback command in it does not always run
properly.
When it fails to run the log file is always empty and has a time stamp
33 minutes after the start of the script. Also when it fails there are
no entries for ntback in the event log.
This happens on two separate Win2003 R2 server machines.
There is a mention in technet that someone being logged in can cause
random failures. In the case of these machines no-one is logged in and
it is almost every other run that fails.
Anyone any ideas?
Don C
=====
Script:
echo %date% %time% Start of B02 >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
echo User=%UserName%, Path=%path% >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
ntbackup backup "@D:\ServerBackups\CFP-BK01.bks" /m normal /P "4mm DDS"
-j "CFPBackup" -d "CFPBackup" /v:yes /r:no /l:s /rs:no /SNAPff /um
echo %date% %time% End of B02 >> D:\ServerBackups\BKlog.log
=====
Log:
10/04/2008 19:30:00.23 Start of B02
User=Administrator,
Path=C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\Program
Files\Intel\DMIX;C:\Program Files\Gemplus\GemSafe Libraries\Bin;
10/04/2008 20:03:02.37 End of B02