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...ng window's fileserver (the rest have been converted), makes a backup of it'self every night, and stores it on the F: drive. This is easily completed in an hour or so. On the Linux machine, it is set to try to log in to the fileserver, and copy the file, every morning at 11:30am. The file (FullBackup.bcf) is 7.1 gig on the windows machine, but, left to it's own devices, Samba never stops copying it.. The file grows until it fills the entire filesystem! mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer >> /etc/sambalog 2>&1=20 mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer/BackupDir >> \etc\sambalog 2>&...

Hi List! I want to use rsync to create differential backups of my lvm-snapshots. fullbackup-filename: /mnt/sdc1/snapshotvergleich/rootbackup1.img current snapshot: /dev/vg0/rootbackup note: compiled-in --copy-devices-patch root@xp8main3:/usr/local/src/rsync# ./rsync --version rsync version 3.1.0dev protocol version 31.PR5 Copyright (C) 1996-2009 by Andrew Tridgell, Wayne Davison, and...

...cting production workloads, and though it's probably possible to build some kind of wrapper that nices the process priority up before execing the real daemon, that would apply the nice to all modules served by that daemon. That's not what we wanted. Using this: In an rsyncd.conf: [fullbackup] path = / ... nice = 10 This *adds* 10 to the current nice, which *lowers* the CPU priority. Though the nice(2) system call can take negative numbers to lower the nice/raise the priority, that's disallowed here. We only allow lowering of the CPU priority, never raising it. The pa...

...now that rsync check differences using "the base dir". This dir have "the same content" of backupped source. To make incremental, this base is used. Supposing that I've 500 GB data on source. Make/sync the base-dir of 500GB. Running a full backup (the result file must be a fullbackup.tar.gz), at the end of the process I get a base-dir of 500GB and a .tar.gz of +/- 500GB compressed. Is correct make full backup, performing first an incremental backup on the base-dir and then compress it on a .tar.gz? Or is better resync all source in alternative destdir? In this example I...

...rom memory - a good wee unit) In order to staisfy the requirement to have offsite backup we have two disks that we attach to the NAS and rotate weekly. These disks are kept "insync" with the NAS content via a flavour of rsync in the NAS GUI. For M-F business this it is no problem if the Fullbackup is done on a Friday night (takes about 40 min) and then the NAS starts a rsync to the USB attached offsite disks. Now this can often run for about 36-40 hours, which is no problem on a weekend. M-F the rsyncs schedule is just doing incrementals - easy. A business that is open 7 days is a problem,...

...ng window's fileserver (the rest have been converted), makes a backup of it'self every night, and stores it on the F: drive. This is easily completed in an hour or so. On the Linux machine, it is set to try to log in to the fileserver, and copy the file, every morning at 11:30am. The file (FullBackup.bcf) is 7.1 gig on the windows machine, but, left to it's own devices, Samba never stops copying it.. The file grows until it fills the entire filesystem! mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer >> /etc/sambalog 2>&1 mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer/BackupDir >> \etc\sambalog 2>&am...

...ng window's fileserver (the rest have been converted), makes a backup of it'self every night, and stores it on the F: drive. This is easily completed in an hour or so. On the Linux machine, it is set to try to log in to the fileserver, and copy the file, every morning at 11:30am. The file (FullBackup.bcf) is 7.1 gig on the windows machine, but, left to it's own devices, Samba never stops copying it.. The file grows until it fills the entire filesystem! mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer >> /etc/sambalog 2>&1 mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer/BackupDir >> \etc\sambalog 2>&amp...

Hello dear list! Just wanted to tell you that there's a simple and somehow smart backup solution using rsync named ccollect [0]. It uses the hardlink feature of rsync to create fullbackups with only minor size differences (it uesd cp -al and pax before). I would be happy for any critic about the software, the documentation the configuration style (cconfig [1]) and the idea itself. Sincerly Nico P.S.: Please CC, I am not subscribed. [0]: http://unix.schottelius.org/ccollect/ [1]...

...with ip 192.168.0.6 on which i make a daily backup Daily backups are made in the directory /var/disk/disk-20/backup/daily The mounting point of the disk is disk-20 Disk-20 is a 3 Tb Harddisk It has a directory backup with 2 sub-dirs; one is daily, one is month. Every first Monday of the month the fullbackup from Sunday is moved from daily to month. The backup is copied to another host with rsync. I use the command: su - rsync -c "/usr/bin/rsync -avh --delete --progress /var/disk/disk-20/ --exclude={lost+found} rsync:192.168.0.5:/var/disk-01 >/$logpath/rsync.log" (disk-01 is a partition...

Helo, I've just installed a CentOS 4.0, postgress,iptables, ect.. on a P 4 Intel using sotf RAID 1 ...and everything is fine. I bought a HP DLT 40/80G tape device for being use as tape backup to my server. My questions are: 1. What you recomended me to use as a soft backUP. (amanda, dump/restore, TAR scipts, other)? 2. How can I backUP my entire filesystem ..(I mean everything using one the

I recently asked this question, but I didn't get an answer on this part of my question: What hardware would be able to do this with ease: I must install a samba server as PDC for my school. The server would authenticate users using openldap (on the same server). And if possible, I would also run an intranet on it (apache, php, mysql). There would be about a hundred (maybe 150 later on)

...ng window's fileserver (the rest have been converted), makes a backup of it'self every night, and stores it on the F: drive. This is easily completed in an hour or so. On the Linux machine, it is set to try to log in to the fileserver, and copy the file, every morning at 11:30am. The file (FullBackup.bcf) is 7.1 gig on the windows machine, but, left to it's own devices, Samba never stops copying it.. The file grows until it fills the entire filesystem! mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer >> /etc/sambalog 2>&1=20 mkdir /mnt/bkp/BackupServer/BackupDir >> \etc\sambalog 2>&...