Confirming an XBP Backup, Archive, or Restore

The xbp_confirm dialog appears when you initiate a backup, archive, or 
restore operation.

xbp builds the list of selections while you navigate the directory tree, 
so the list of items in the confirmation dialog may be larger than
the files displayed on the main window.  

You cannot change the list; you can only continue with the operation or 
cancel it.  To cancel and return to the main window without performing a 
NetBackup operation, click Cancel. The cancel does not affect your 
selections.  After canceling, you can either edit your selections or clear 
them by clicking Discard selections for previous directories on the Edit 
menu.

The options available depend on whether the operation is a backup/archive
or a restore.

Keyword phrase to associate with this backup
	Backup only. If you are backing up files or directories, you 
	can specify a keyword  phrase to associate with the backup. 
  
	The keyword phrase is a textual description of the backup that is 
	a maximum of 128 characters in length. All printable characters 
	are permitted including space (" ") and period ("."). You must 
	enclose the phrase in double quotes ("...") or single quotes 
	( `...') to avoid conflict with the UNIX shell.

	The default keyword phrase is the null (empty) string.

Use log file
	The Use log file checkbox lets you select whether you want NetBackup 
	to create a progress log file in your home directory and write to 
	this file as the operation progresses.  The name of the log file 
	appears in the Log Filename box.

Log Filename
	When the Use log file checkbox is selected, the default log file 
	name appears in the Log Filename box.  You can enter a different
	log file name.

Overwrite existing files
	Restore only. Select Overwrite Existing Files to overwrite existing 
	files with the restored files, providing file permissions allow it. 
	Clear the Overwrite existing files checkbox if you do not want to 
	overwrite existing files; the restore will not occur if the file
	exists.

Redirected restore
	Restore only. If you previously changed the destination path, the 
	Redirected restore checkbox is active and lets you restore files 
	into a directory other than the one from which they were backed up.
	If you did not change the destination path, the checkbox is 
	unavailable.

	Select the Redirected restore checkbox to restore the files to the
	alternate directory. Clear the Redirected restore checkbox to cancel 
	the redirected restore to a different path.

	Only system administrators can redirect a restore. 
  
Restore directories without crossing mount points
	Restore only. To limit the restore to the local file system on the 
	client, select the Restore directories without crossing mount points 
	checkbox. This option is selected by default).

	Note    Mount points inside backup images will get restored whether 
	or not the Restore directories without crossing mount points box is 
	selected.