i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my
existing Centos server to a more powerful box.
i've used clonezilla though that resulted in a complete failure..
can anyone please guide me in the right direction?
all i want to do is to clone my entire server and all of
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 01:34:01PM +0200, RoLaNd RoLaNd wrote:
Hello,
thanks for your prompt reply..
i was leaving that option as a last resort...
the problem is that this machine is a production machine
so if i rsync, i need to turn off the services in order to copy files or
Hello all,
i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my existing
Centos server to a more powerful box.
i've used clonezilla though that resulted in a complete failure..
can anyone please guide me in the right direction?
all i want to do is to clone my entire server and
On 10/22/2009 04:06 AM RoLaNd RoLaNd wrote:
Hello all,
i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my
existing Centos server to a more powerful box.
i've used clonezilla though that resulted in a complete failure..
can anyone please guide me in the right direction?
We use Norton Ghost all the time. You sometimes have to jiggle
drivers after it comes up - I'll leave that as an exercise to the
reader :-)
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 4:06 AM, RoLaNd RoLaNd r_o_l_a_...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
i've spent the last week trying to find something that will
1. backing up my mysql databases is it enough to cp /var/lib/mysql and
/user/lib/mysql or i have to export them? and if thats the case how can i
export?
For MySQL backups I use the mysqldump utility, which dumps the data as
pure SQL.
This may not be the best option if you have a huge amount
RoLaNd RoLaNd wrote:
thanks for your prompt reply..
i was leaving that option as a last resort...
the problem is that this machine is a production machine
so if i rsync, i need to turn off the services in order to copy files or
else ill have permission denied errors...
any other way?
roland,
what i recently did was use this info and modified the backup-servers script
slightly
http://www.jms1.net/code/rsync-backup.shtml
it was really simple to move a live centos4 from one machine to another
after admin down services that would allow data to change on the final rsync
pass.
Acronis, with a little SALT and PEPPER may do the trick.
However after running acronis you would have to do an OS Repair.
Sorry, that is for windows.
CentOS on the other hand should be able to CLUSTER.
Why not try to cluster it instead
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 11:30 AM, R-Elists
RoLaNd RoLaNd a écrit :
Hello all,
i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my
existing Centos server to a more powerful box.
If I had to clone a machine, I would.
1) Use G4U (Ghost 4 Unix)
2) Boot PartedMagic on the target machine and perform and eventual disk
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 3:06 AM, RoLaNd RoLaNd r_o_l_a_...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
i've spent the last week trying to find something that will clone my
existing Centos server to a more powerful box.
i've used clonezilla though that resulted in a complete failure..
You used the
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