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A non-multiplexed Oracle restore would send a SIGUSR1 to child pid -1 signal. That caused other non-NetBackup system services to be sent a signal 16. Although NetBackup client service is running as an account that has read and write permissions to a UNC path, restores to that path using the option, restore the file using a temporary file name, does not work. Fragments for staged backups (non-SLP) were left in the EMM database when images were expired after the expiry date was reached. The bpdm -mark_as_swept command erroneously put tape fragments into the EMM database. A change was made to ensure that the user_ops/dbext/jobs/vxbsa pid files and user_ops/dbext/logs logs get cleaned up on HP-UX 11.23 IA64 and PA-RISC systems.
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A fix was made to address an issue that occurred when a hard limit was reached on the file system. A large number of directories (32,765) in the /var/tmp/ location caused the issue. In the Windows Administration Console, you were unable to override default priority from the Vault Profile Duplication tab.
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A change was made to address an issue that caused a VxMS error 4109 when running Optimized (exclude unused and deleted blocks) backup with vStorage API on a large vmdk. Children jobs for a multistream backup would fail, but only a subset were rerun after the failure history time elapsed. SRT using latest IBM ServRAID M1015 driver set failed to load the drivers into the Windows WinPE environment. Logical drives are not visible at restore time.
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nbdelete would remove disk fragments from backups that are suspended. A change was made to ensure backups would resume. A change was made to correct an issue that caused the NetBackup Resource Broker (nbrb)to loop under certain circumstances.
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SLP duplications would take 15 seconds between images for 1000's of small images. The vmoprcmd executable would fault when run from a Remote Administration Console. A change was made that enables a user to run vmoprcmd.exe from a NetBackup Remote Admin Console. A Windows 2008 SP2 system with system partition that has no drive letter would fail to restore. The Windows 2008 R2 system does not fail. A change was made to correct an issue that caused Snapshot backups to fail with the following error message in bpbkar.tpc_handle_sparse: ERR - tpc_handle_sparse failed: err 2067 A change was made to ensure that you can perform an individual file restore of a VMWare backup. In addition, a change was made to ensure the files are mapped properly after a vStorage backup completes with Status 0. The NetBackup-Java Administration Console did not show the Limit I/O Streams option in the Change Disk Pool dialog window. Enhancements were made to improve the Deduplication rates.
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Fixed an issues that caused the bpdbm -consistency command to core dump when there are corrupted images. Fixed an issue that caused clients to unexpectedly duplicate to multiple NetBackup domains in the OpsCenter database. Fixed an incorrect timezone setting that caused disk mapping to not complete. Fixed the Windows repair time disc.cml because it contained an invalid format for the timezone and caused a failed auto discover. Addressed an issue that caused the recovery of a Windows 2008 SP2 Enterprise. The recovery would lead to a blank screen upon completion.
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Restoring a Web application caused additional managed paths to be restored. The Client Count report would return data for a Job Count. A change was made to resolve a catalog backup status code 2 error. A change was made to address an issue that caused bmrprep to receive an unknown exception and a halting status 114 error. The backint process would crash if the backint log directory was not created. The Remote NetBackup installation feature was not working as documented. A SUSE 10 BMR restore failed because the data=writeback was not specified. A restore using Fibre Transport would fail with the following error.ERR - Invalid TAR header found
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A VxVM snapshot failed during a vxassist unassign process. The unassign process failed because FSRM has a file handle open. Week At A Glance reports did not sort properly. In addition, only the first page of results were shown when the report was exported or emailed. Renaming tape drives caused OpsCenter to report additional tape drives. The procedure entry point: !!OACE_Thread_Mutex@@QAE@PBG@Z could not be located in the dynamix link library vxACE_3.dll. Clarification on the High Water Mark processing has been added for an AdvancedDisk storage unit . A change was added to address an issue that caused bpjobd to core dump in the send_file_to_monitor process. Tapes were not being expired after all of the images on the tapes were expired. The tpautoconf -replace_drive command core dumps on a clustered NetBackup 6.5.5 and 6.5.6 master and media server. Synthetic full backup would change the Read media server.
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