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2007 Mar 02
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smbfs gzip/bzip2 "File too large"?
...;
name = "%identity.%type.%time";
archive = "$name.tgz";
And I run:
# fs_backup -a t:/var/www/html pages
# fs_backup -a x:/var/www/html/syssite/home/cache/ pages
These will create a directory "/mnt/host/fs_backup/pages" and 2 files
"/mnt/host/fs_backup/{.t_files,.x_files}", while t/x have the same meaning
of tar's 'T/X'. Now I can do this to backup the directory:
# fs_backup [ -t full ] pages
# fs_backup -t diff pages
# fs_backup -t incr pages
These are full or increment backup.
Now the directory is big, nearly 8GB, when I do "fs_backup -t fu...