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...use rsync to move everything or just the important files on each server to the mounted Raidbackup machine. My questions is, what is the best way to do this? or what would be the simplest script. I tried the following script; # Backup all partitions and files #!/bin/sh rsync -av * 192.168.10.10:/export3/mailworks.ksl.com/ but it seems to hang quite a bit as it generates the necessary list. I have created directories for each server name in the /export3/ directory and to a limited extent it works. But it seems to require some more tweaking and I'm rather at a loss. I can backup the contents of...

...check access on two things. 1. the directory in question and 2. the file being accessed. Below are the changes and share setup... changed: admin users = @admins to: admin users = @admins,@engineering,@fixedprod [eng_shared] comment = engineering shared files path = /export3/eng_shared valid users = @users write list = @engineering,@fixedprod,@admins # general settings -- all shares should use these force user = %U admin users = @admins,@engineering,@fixedprod hide unreadable = yes browsable = no public = no writable = yes printa...

...ion - -dir=`mktemp -d` -cleanup_fn rm -rf $dir - -out=test-ondemand-list.out -rm -f $out -cleanup_fn rm -f $out - -# Put some files into the exports directory to pretend that we're -# restarting nbdkit after a previous run. -touch $dir/default -touch $dir/export1 -touch $dir/export2 -touch $dir/export3 - -export LANG=C -nbdkit -U - ondemand dir=$dir size=1M \ - --run 'qemu-nbd -k $unixsocket -L' > $out -cat $out - -# We should have 4 exports, since "default" file is the same as the -# default export. -grep "exports available: 4" $out - -# Check the 4 exports a...

If you're following nbdkit development upstream you'll have seen that we are still making changes to the .list_exports and related APIs. The current .list_exports API upstream is not how it will look finally. The latest set of proposals was here: https://www.redhat.com/archives/libguestfs/2020-August/thread.html#00330 At the same time I'd like to do an nbdkit 1.22 (stable) release.

...ion + +dir=`mktemp -d` +cleanup_fn rm -rf $dir + +out=test-ondemand-list.out +rm -f $out +cleanup_fn rm -f $out + +# Put some files into the exports directory to pretend that we're +# restarting nbdkit after a previous run. +touch $dir/default +touch $dir/export1 +touch $dir/export2 +touch $dir/export3 + +export LANG=C +nbdkit -U - ondemand dir=$dir size=1M \ + --run 'qemu-nbd -k $unixsocket -L' > $out +cat $out + +# We should have 4 exports, since "default" file is the same as the +# default export. +grep "exports available: 4" $out + +# Check the 4 exports a...