On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 01:28:35PM +1100, Keith Spencer wrote:
Hi all, thanks to all replying.
I just spent many hours finding out my bakup strategy
was useless (didn't know what I was doing I guess)
Now I need to do it properly.
Ruben (and others)
Can I do the tarring of filesystems in a
Keith Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just spent many hours finding out my bakup strategy
was useless (didn't know what I was doing I guess)
You don't really have a backup strategy unless you have tested
it. I just finished building myself a new backup system, and I
had to run it through
Freebies -
In case this helps:
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Keith Spencer wrote:
I need a quick n safe backup strategy.
One that I can get the machine backup super quick if
have to.
What say you about this...(and how do I tips please)
a) Throw another drive in the box
If you can mount a shared
Keith Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need a quick n safe backup strategy.
One that I can get the machine backup super quick if
have to.
Okay, that's your main design goal in your backup strategy; fast
recovery in case of main disk failure. You're not worrying about
fire, etc.
What say
On Wed, Nov 19, 2003 at 09:43:30AM -0500, Lowell Gilbert typed:
Keith Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
a) Throw another drive in the box
b) Createthe same or at least minimum size partitions
as the active drive
c) Cron job to dump or tar or ??? the partitions
dd(1) is the
Hi all, thanks to all replying.
I just spent many hours finding out my bakup strategy
was useless (didn't know what I was doing I guess)
Now I need to do it properly.
Ruben (and others)
Can I do the tarring of filesystems in a cron job
without being in single user mode?
I just followed a
Hi all (thanks to Daniela for digging me out of a fsck
hole),
I need a quick n safe backup strategy.
One that I can get the machine backup super quick if
have to.
What say you about this...(and how do I tips please)
a) Throw another drive in the box
b) Createthe same or at least minimum size
