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Backup Exec Error 34113 - directory or file not found

Asked by goldylamont in Backup Exec, Windows 2003 Server, SBS Small Business Server

Tags: directory, file, could, backup, exec

I can't complete even a simple backup job with Veritas Backup Exec 10.0 rev 5484 on Small Business Server 2003 SP1. I have simplified the job to try to copy just one file folder (a few MB in size) from the C: drive. The error I get in the Event Log is:

Error 34113 : The job failed with the following error: The directory or file was not found, or could not be accessed.
Final error: 0xe00084af - The directory or file was not found, or could not be accessed.

I've turned on Veritas debug logging and these are the last few lines:

[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:02 SQL2_CleanUpSnapInfoList called.
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:02 Status RPC_E_TOO_LATE (0x80010119) returned initializing COM when initializing shadow copy
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:02 Calling IVssBackupComponents::GatherWriterMetadata...
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 ...completed IVssBackupComponents::GatherWriterMetadata
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 brUtil::brUtil( img ) Constructor
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Attach to Shadow?Copy?Components
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Informational status CODE (0x00000002) returned calling FindFirstFile for C:\WINDOWS\system32\perf?00?.bak when getting additional files
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Status FS_NOT_FOUND (0xE00084AF) returned determining if Writer SqlServerWriter should be displayed when generating logical directory tree
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Warning status -536836945 calling FS_EnumSpecFiles for device Shadow?Copy?Components in LP_ENV::LoadEnumSpecFileExcludes
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Detach from Shadow?Copy?Components
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 brUtil::brUtil Destructor
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Status 0xE00084AF calling LoadEnumSpecFileExcludes in LP_DoBackup
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 LP_ENV::MsgError: error 0xe00084af processing object <Unknown>
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 Job Stop(0)  - Thu May 17 05:04:03 2007
[5464] 05/17/07 05:04:03 ERROR: ndmpdDataAbort: invalid state to process abort request.


any help would be appreciated
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