Why not dump the SQL data live to a text file and back that up? That's what
mysqldump is for... you can back up everything you need to restore an entire
database without ever taking down the mysql server. And this makes restores
much simpler... if a developer drops an table by mistake, you don
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 1:46 PM, Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.]
wrote:
>
>
>>Mine 'have' /var/log/lastlog. Just not the problem with TB+ apparent
>>sizes. Do you have a uid of -1 - or very, very large uids?
>
> Every one of my systems list last log at 505GB with a vanilla ³ls² and all
> are
CentOS 6.5
>What version of CentOS are your clients?
>I seem to recall this was a problem with RHEL 4, but has not been a
>problem
>on later versions. I use rsync and do not exclude /var/log/lastlog and do
>not have any problems with it.
>Tony Schreiner
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Mark Moorcroft
ERC Corp.
650-60
>Mine 'have' /var/log/lastlog. Just not the problem with TB+ apparent
>sizes. Do you have a uid of -1 - or very, very large uids?
Every one of my systems list last log at 505GB with a vanilla ³ls² and all
are root:root.
>Maybe that was when everyone else took the -1 uid out...
?
>The strai
On 25/10/14 02:18, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Holger Parplies wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.] wrote on 2014-10-24 03:12:17 +
>> [[BackupPC-users] lastlog]:
>>> Can someone please put the situation in L
Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.] wrote at about 19:25:23 + on Friday,
October 24, 2014:
>
> All of my systems are 64 bit CentOS, and all have /var/log/lastlog. With
> various pressure from both the private sector and government demanding
> some kind of log archiving, I thought some kin
What version of CentOS are your clients?
I seem to recall this was a problem with RHEL 4, but has not been a problem
on later versions. I use rsync and do not exclude /var/log/lastlog and do
not have any problems with it.
Tony Schreiner
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 3:25 PM, Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[E
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.]
wrote:
>
> All of my systems are 64 bit CentOS, and all have /var/log/lastlog.
Mine 'have' /var/log/lastlog. Just not the problem with TB+ apparent
sizes. Do you have a uid of -1 - or very, very large uids?
> With
> various p
All of my systems are 64 bit CentOS, and all have /var/log/lastlog. With
various pressure from both the private sector and government demanding
some kind of log archiving, I thought some kind of FAQ or note could save
countless man hours for people trying to use BackupPC. I wasted 2 days
going dow
On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Holger Parplies wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.] wrote on 2014-10-24 03:12:17 +0000
> [[BackupPC-users] lastlog]:
>> Can someone please put the situation in Linux with not filtering
>> /var/log/lastlog (sparse file) s
Hi,
Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[ERC, Inc.] wrote on 2014-10-24 03:12:17 +
[[BackupPC-users] lastlog]:
> Can someone please put the situation in Linux with not filtering
> /var/log/lastlog (sparse file) somewhere in the docs. It comes back to
> bite me every few years and I waste a bunc
Can someone please put the situation in Linux with not filtering
/var/log/lastlog (sparse file) somewhere in the docs. It comes back to
bite me every few years and I waste a bunch of time figuring out why rsync
keeps aborting. Or for that matter just hard code ignoring that file.
--
Mark Moorc
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