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The Question is: I would like to quit backing up VMS mail, but obviously you cannot do that on image backups. So, what I would like to do is create a user_mail disk and create user directories on that disk, then point all mail directories there. Then I would just NOT in clude this disk in my backup scheme. Unfortunately, it does not look like I can specify a seperate disk/directory for mail. Am I missing something? Is there a way that I can do this? The Answer is : OpenVMS MAIL requires that target mail file for incoming mail is in the user's login directory or in a user-specified subdirectory of that login directory, and there is no way to alter this. Users can use SET FILE or FILE commands to move the contents of mail folders into mail files on other disks. This is a common technique for archiving older mail messages, of course. You could also mark the undesired files as /NOBACKUP, of course.
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