Re: Backup utilities
hi ya jorge
simple backup examples with tar
tar zcvf /tmp/backup.tgz `find /root /boot /etc /bin /sbin /usr
/home -mtime -90 -print `
than add date code to the backup file names ??
than make it run from cron and do incremental backups vs full vs
weekly/monthly backups
backup.sh -daily
backup.sh -weekly
backup.sh -monthly
backup.sh -full
example backup scripts to tape, disks, cds
http://www.Linux-Backup.net/app.gwif.html
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c ya
alvin
On Wed, 19 Jun 2002, Nicos Gollan wrote:
> On Wednesday 19 June 2002 06:00, Jorge Santos wrote:
> > Hello, I'm looking for recommendations on backing up the home
> > directories here at work. The scenario is as follows: I have
> > several work stations mounting their homes from a central server via
> > NFS so I don't think I'll be needing anything sophisticated, I could
> > use tar and a cron job but I rather use some tested, flexible and
> > easy to mantain utility. So... suggestions anyone?
>
> If you're looking for tested and flexible, tar is your friend. You could
> just hack a script that tar's the home directories to whatever backup
> medium you might have and sends you a rough report per email. You can
> even specify a file date for incremental backups if you wish.
>
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