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When I remove a mailbox from exchange, BackupExec with the Exchange option complains about an invalid directory, citing the removed mailbox as the culprit. &nbsp;It's obvious that I can cure the problem by removing the cited mailbox from the backup job. &nbsp;However:<br />
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Question 1.<br />
Is there anyway to configure BackupExec 10 to ignore this error?<br />
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Question 2.<br />
Why doesn't BackupExec complain about missing non-exchange files?<br />
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Daniel Kuras<br />
Jackson District Library<br />
Jackson, MI 49201
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When I remove a mailbox from exchange, BackupExec with the Exchange option complains about an invalid directory, citing the removed mailbox as the culprit.  It's obvious that I can cure the problem by removing the cited mailbox from the backup job.  However:

Question 1.
Is there anyway to configure BackupExec 10 to ignore this error?

Question 2.
Why doesn't BackupExec complain about missing non-exchange files?

Daniel Kuras
Jackson District Library
Jackson, MI 49201

Invalid Directory Reported

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