independently,
except, of course, for the one which is causing the error.
The only drawback I see is that my disklist file and my email reports
are longer, but it seems worth it to me.
Nick
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, so I find it easiest to just decouple the snapshot
from the backup on moving filesystems.
Nick
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Dale,
You can specify any directory. Amanda won't cross partition
boundries though, so if you specify / you won't get /var
if it's on it's own partition.
Nick
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On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, eggslammich wrote:
I currently have 2 configurations called Full and Incr
- Full
- Points to DLT as tape device
- Does only 0 level backups (using dumpcycle 0 and
always-full)
- Incr
- points to DDS2
You can have a disklist entry for projXXX which excludes certain
directories. Then each of those directories can have its own
disklist entry.
Nick
On Wed, 29 May 2002, Jon LaBadie wrote:
Skyblue thinking. Wouldn't this be just the level 0's you'd want retained?
At least that is my antiquated impression of off-site archiving.
A level 0 from three days ago won't have a file I created two days
ago. A level 1 from one day ago will. So
On Wed, 29 May 2002, GIC MLs wrote:
I followed your advice and ran the command with the -tvf - flags, which
seemed to only give me a listing of directories.:
Tar stores all the directories first, so if you are impatient,
you might not wait around until the files start showing up :)
Nick
space I have to spare on the holding disk.
Does amanda have a built-in way to do this, or does anyone have
a hack to accomplish something close?
Thanks,
Nick
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a new
drive somewhere. I would mount it on a working client machine and
drop the restored data on it. Am I missing some complexity here?
Nick
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