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Local File to tape job, most files fail

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Running a simple 'File to tape job' for files previously robocopied locally to a Veeam proxy disk. Fails with following error for many files.

Task V:\RDC Backups\DC-04\Users\username\desktop\backup\Admin\Public\Training materials\Training modules\Modules\Products\Training Notes landscape.doc failed: Paths that begin with \\?\GlobalRoot are internal to the kernel and should not be opened by managed applications.

I presumed long file paths were the issue but, I'd previously had a patch for that issue. Any ideas much appreciated!

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Re: Local File to tape job, most files fail

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Managed to break up the job to individual folders but, still manageable though the tape job failure continues
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Re: Local File to tape job, most files fail

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Looks like an issue with Shadow Copy option being enabled, as the job is putting files to tape now.
My issue now is, what if the source job overlaps for any reason while the File to tape job is in progress and tries to update the file currently being sent to tape.. would it see that the file has changed & retry?
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Re: Local File to tape job, most files fail

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Hello Dean,

Thank you for the provided information, QA is looking into it! Yes, right not the recommendation for your case is to disable the VSS aware backup for file to tape job.
would it see that the file has changed & retry?
If the source is folder all the existing files in the folder would be backed up. All locked files will be skipped from processing and should be picked up only on the next job run (of course if they are unlocked).
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