Not long ago, Kimball Larsen proclaimed... > I have heard (and shared) differing opinions about what bits of a linux > box really should be backed up in order to resurrect a system after > something like catastrophic hard drive failure. > > I am curious what the consensus is here. > > In particular, I'm running an Ubuntu 7.10 box, on which I'm currently > backing up /etc/, /var/lib/mysql/ (customer databases are important), > /var/www/ (don't want to lose that webroot), and /var/vmail (user mail > would be bad to get hosed)
Don't forget about /var/spool/cron. :)
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