dan wrote:
i run this command as per the directions(needed to su backuppc!)
Yes, I said you needed to run these commands as the backuppc user. I meant it, I wasn't joking. :o)
./BackupPC_zipCreate -h hostname -n -1 -c 3but it does not have an option of where to save the zip for OR how to specify all files.
This is what I see when I use these commands:
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$ bin/BackupPC_zipCreate
usage: bin/BackupPC_zipCreate [options] files/directories...
Required options:
-h host host from which the zip archive is created
-n dumpNum dump number from which the tar archive is created
A negative number means relative to the end (eg -1
means the most recent dump, -2 2nd most recent
etc).
-s shareName share name from which the zip archive is created
Other options:
-t print summary totals
-r pathRemove path prefix that will be replaced with pathAdd
-p pathAdd new path prefix
-c level compression level (default is 0, no compression)
-e charset charset for encoding file names (default: value of
$Conf{ClientCharset} when backup was done)
$ bin/BackupPC_tarCreate
usage: bin/BackupPC_tarCreate [options] files/directories...
Required options:
-h host host from which the tar archive is created
-n dumpNum dump number from which the tar archive is created
A negative number means relative to the end (eg -1
means the most recent dump, -2 2nd most recent
etc).
-s shareName share name from which the tar archive is created
Other options:
-t print summary totals
-r pathRemove path prefix that will be replaced with pathAdd
-p pathAdd new path prefix
-b BLOCKS BLOCKS x 512 bytes per record (default 20; same
as tar)
-w writeBufSz write buffer size (default 1048576 = 1MB)
-e charset charset for encoding file names (default: value of
$Conf{ClientCharset} when backup was done)
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This tells you to specify the files/directories as the last argument.
You can redirect standard output to a file to create a zip file.
$ bin/BackupPC_zipCreate [options] files/directories > /path/to/ filename.zip $ bin/BackupPC_tarCreate [options] files/directories > /path/to/ filename.tar
Nils Breunese.
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