I've had similar problems with the backup command. There must be some
implementation details that assume access to the filesystem. One way
I've gotten around this is by nfs mounting the backup machine, then
pointing the backup to the mounted filesystem. It's a little slow,
but it works just fine. And although nfs is not very secure, it's
better than rsh.
Another option is to write a script to backup locally, then ftp the
backup files to the other machine.
Doug Carter
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On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 02:59:27PM +0300, Turgut Kalfaoglu wrote:
> Greetings. Our DB2 machine (Linux Mandrake) does not have a tape drive.
> However,a fellow Linux machine does. Between these machines, we are
> able to do backups using something like
> tar .... | rsh ... > /dev/nst0
>
> So, one machine runs the tar, sends the output to the device of the other
> machine. I tried the same with BACKUP command, but honestly,
> I can't figure out how I can have the output of BACKUP go over using RSH
> to some other machine. Any ideas? Many thanks, -turgut
>
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