I have a Windows image backup configured to backup C;D; and set up the post image backup script, postimagebackup.bat to shut the machine down when completed - the job is not scheduled, I just run it manually whenever I want to backup the machine. Then I leave it running over night.
However, the script gets run after the C: while the backup of D: is still running and hence it fails.
How can I get the script to only run after all the disks are backed up? I was assuming the script was for the whole image job, not per disk
Server: 2.5.37, Client: 2.5.30, Windows 11 Pro
Hi,
My thought would be to rename/remove the BAT script to let the backup complete properly, and look at the Windohs event logs….check for the time that the UrBackup job finishes, and see if you can set up a EventID trigger action..
Has been a while since I had a Windoze client on my environment, so can’t help with what the event logs are….
Thanks, but I want to stick with the features of the client and coding scripts for scraping the Windows event logs is horrible. It’s just annoying that UrBackup isn’t working as I’d expect - my other machine where I just backup a single drive works flawlessly.