Awesome! I think I found them under: http://fossology.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/fossology/trunk/fossology/utils/backup/
I dont have access to svn at the moment, so I'll check it out via svn at my work. I actually admin all our Version Control Systems at work and have been using Git quite a bit. I will acces and look over the scripts on Monday @ work. Thanks again! -Regards, Gibran Marquez On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Dan Stangel <[email protected]> wrote: > We would love to have you try out the backup and restore scripts. They > are in the subversion repository. Details on how to access it are on > fossology.org under "source code". Vincent can also provide more details. > > > Dan > > On Dec 11, 2009, at 7:16 PM, Furosh One <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks for the info Dan. > > As I looked over some of that doc, and I did see the fo-backup fo-restore > scripts mentioned so I went looking for them. I didn't seem to find any on > my fossology machines, or on the source.tgz file I downloaded, or online - > which is why I believe you said in "v1.2" release. > > Is it possible to download any of your fo-backup/restore and any other > pertinent scripts related to backups/restoring fossology data at this time? > > Pretty please??? > > I'd like to work with them and/or check them out... > > Please advise, thanks! > > -Regards, > Gibran Marquez > > On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 2:12 PM, Dan Stangel <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Gibran >> >> I'm pleased to tell you that a comprehensive backup and restore plan is >> going to be part of our 1.2 release early next year. You already saw most of >> this work in your search on fossology.org. >> >> The main things are, you need to back up your Postgres database, and your >> file repository. >> >> You can do both of these things today using standard tools like rsync. >> >> One thing we will add in 1.2 is the ability to back up only your gold >> files, and have FO restore the unpacked files on demand. >> >> Dan >> >> On Dec 11, 2009, at 11:27 AM, Furosh One <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I just did a search for 'backup' on your site and found some interesting >> information I think it's what I was looking for. I found these: >> >> task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_instruction_-_gold_files<http://fossology.com/task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_instruction_-_gold_files?s%5B%5D=backup>: >> 72 Hits >> >> task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_instruction_-_all_files<http://fossology.com/task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_instruction_-_all_files?s%5B%5D=backup>: >> 71 Hits >> >> task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_design<http://fossology.com/task:fossology_data_backup_and_restore_design?s%5B%5D=backup>: >> 66 Hits >> >> task:define_test_implement_full_backup_recovery_process_for_rfo<http://fossology.com/task:define_test_implement_full_backup_recovery_process_for_rfo?s%5B%5D=backup>: >> 60 Hits >> >> task:define_test_implement_full_backup_recovery_process<http://fossology.com/task:define_test_implement_full_backup_recovery_process?s%5B%5D=backup>: >> 12 Hits >> >> Is this all the information I need? >> Is there anything else like a Postgresql dump/backup & restore you guys >> use in any of your scripts? >> >> I'm going to go through all these docs to see how I can perform >> backups/restores of our fossology setup. >> >> -Gibran >> >> On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Furosh One < <[email protected]> >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hey guys, >>> >>> So our multi.fossology setup has been going strong for about almost 2 >>> weeks now. Going through tons and tons of packages and providing us with the >>> information that our Licensing Disclosure and Intellectual Property team is >>> looking for. >>> >>> Since everything is now working, now they want to make sure it's all >>> being backed up and we're able to restore all this in the event our machines >>> were to die somehow. >>> >>> I'm guessing I can look up information about setting up Postgresql >>> dumps/backups and restoring if needed with psql books or on-line. >>> >>> But wanted to ask you guys in the event our main Scheduler/Web/DB server >>> were to go down has anyone got information about backups/restoring >>> fossology? (server and/or agent(s)) >>> >>> What is critical to backup? >>> Just the fossology DB? >>> What about the Repo's themselves? >>> -Should the distrubted repos get backed up to a network share or >>> something? >>> >>> Obviously backing up all config files for /etc/fossology, /etc/fstab, >>> /etc/exports, /etc/hosts, etc. will make restoring much easier but else? >>> >>> What about Restoring any of this? >>> Any write-ups? or other information of how to accomplish a restore in the >>> event of something bad? >>> >>> I did look at ALL your docs on <http://fossolgy.com/>fossolgy.com and >>> nothing under maintenance/admin or anything else. I know these docs are a >>> nice to have and you guys have your hands full with full-time jobs and >>> higher-level fixes/improvements for fossolgy. But I'm tasked with backing up >>> all this and knowing how to restore, besides nobody cares if you can >>> backup-only if you can restore!!! =) >>> >>> -Regards, >>> Gibran Marquez >>> >> >> <ATT00001..txt> >> >> >
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