Re: [U2] backing up system

2011-03-14 Thread Manu Fernandes
Hello,

For a best *uv*backup with on-line system, use uvbackup, it perform a file by 
file, record by record dump ; not a blind binary copy.

Here is a little shell script which create one uvdb file for one account.  
When done, you can copy the uvbfile out of system.

My two pence.
Manu


more uvbackup-account
#!/bin/sh
# UV Backup of one account
# Syntax : uvbackup-account accountName
# UVDB is the path to the root of uvdatabase
# UVBACKUP is the path to the repository of uvb files
if [ $1 ]
then
   find $UVDB/$1 -print | uvbackup -f -v -s $UVBACKUP/$1.log -limit 1 
-cachedetail -  $UVBACKUP/$1.uvb
   echo ---
   echo `date`
   echo $1.uvb is available on $UVBACKUP
else
   echo Syntaxe : uvbackup-account accountname
fi

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 Objet : [U2] backing up system
 
 hello,
 
 We are using HP-UX 11.23 and I have a question in regards to backing up
 system by account, In the root directory we have 6 accounts, DBCAlive,
 DBCAtest, DBAZlive, DBAZtest, DBUPGCA, DBUPGAZ.  When we do our
 nightly backup, we backup all the accounts by using cpio but sometimes we
 just want to backup 2 accounts at the same time, anyone knows how this is
 done?
 
 here is the command that we use to backup:
 
 mt -t /dev/rmt/1mb rewind
 cd /
 find . -print|cpio -ovcB/dev/rmt/1mb
 
 Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
 
 thanks!
 
 
 
 
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Re: [U2] backing up system

2011-03-14 Thread Bill Brutzman
Consider doing an FTP backup via FileZilla.

--Bill

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Subject: [U2] backing up system

hello,

We are using HP-UX 11.23 and I have a question in regards to backing up system 
by account, In the root directory we have 6 accounts, DBCAlive, DBCAtest, 
DBAZlive, DBAZtest, DBUPGCA, DBUPGAZ.  When we do our nightly backup, we backup 
all the accounts by using cpio but sometimes we just want to backup 2 accounts 
at the same time, anyone knows how this is done?

here is the command that we use to backup:

mt -t /dev/rmt/1mb rewind
cd /
find . -print|cpio -ovcB/dev/rmt/1mb

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

thanks!



  
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Re: [U2] backing up system

2011-03-14 Thread George Gallen
What about using tar?

tar cvf /dev/rmt/1mb directory1 directory2 directory3 

The only caveat is that it will backup the directory file 
structure as it is, so if you do a restore, it will restore 
over top of the same place (it will overwrite).

Whereas:

cd /directory1 ; tar cvf /dev/rmt/1mb .

Will backup the directory with relative filenames,
so if you wanted to restore you could:

cd /tmp ; tar xvf /dev/rmt/1mb .+the filename
(do a tar tvf /dev/rmt/1mb to see the filename structure,
since they will all start with ./ you can restore
the files anywhere, setup a Q pointer to that directory
and copy out what yout want.)

or 

If all 6 six accounts are the only directories under a parent,
you could:

cd /parent_directory ; tar cvf /dev/rmt/1mb --exclude exclude directory 
--exclude exclude directory .  (or use -X filename) and place all the 
directories to exclude in that file

George

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 boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bill Brutzman
 Sent: Monday, March 14, 2011 11:05 AM
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 Subject: Re: [U2] backing up system
 
 Consider doing an FTP backup via FileZilla.
 
 --Bill
 
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 boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of david yu
 Sent: Friday, March 11, 2011 5:54 PM
 To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
 Subject: [U2] backing up system
 
 hello,
 
 We are using HP-UX 11.23 and I have a question in regards to backing up
 system by account, In the root directory we have 6 accounts, DBCAlive,
 DBCAtest, DBAZlive, DBAZtest, DBUPGCA, DBUPGAZ.  When we do our nightly
 backup, we backup all the accounts by using cpio but sometimes we just
 want to backup 2 accounts at the same time, anyone knows how this is
 done?
 
 here is the command that we use to backup:
 
 mt -t /dev/rmt/1mb rewind
 cd /
 find . -print|cpio -ovcB/dev/rmt/1mb
 
 Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
 
 thanks!
 
 
 
 
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Re: [U2] backing up system

2011-03-12 Thread Wols Lists
On 11/03/11 23:00, Stephen Jackson wrote:
 Check out rsync

Agreed.

And have you done dbpause etc? While *RECENT* versions of UV shouldn't
be a problem, you'd be ill-advised to run cpio (or any non-MV backup
tool) over an older version if it's in active use. That's a guarantee of
corrupted files when you restore ...

For belt and braces (plus being a native tool it's a lot safer), look at
using uvbackup or the UD equivalent. The resulting output is text so it
should compress well.

Cheers,
Wol
 
 On FridayM/11/11 5:53 PM, david yu d...@yahoo.com wrote:
 
 hello,

 We are using HP-UX 11.23 and I have a question in regards to backing up
 system 
 by account, In the root directory we
 have 6 accounts, DBCAlive, DBCAtest, DBAZlive, DBAZtest, DBUPGCA,
 DBUPGAZ.  When 
 we do our nightly backup, we backup all the accounts by using cpio but
 sometimes 
 we just want to backup 2 accounts at the same time, anyone knows how this
 is 
 done?

 here is the command that we use to backup:

 mt -t /dev/rmt/1mb rewind
 cd /
 find . -print|cpio -ovcB/dev/rmt/1mb

 Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

 thanks!



  
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Re: [U2] backing up system

2011-03-11 Thread Stephen Jackson
Check out rsync

On FridayM/11/11 5:53 PM, david yu d...@yahoo.com wrote:

hello,

We are using HP-UX 11.23 and I have a question in regards to backing up
system 
by account, In the root directory we
have 6 accounts, DBCAlive, DBCAtest, DBAZlive, DBAZtest, DBUPGCA,
DBUPGAZ.  When 
we do our nightly backup, we backup all the accounts by using cpio but
sometimes 
we just want to backup 2 accounts at the same time, anyone knows how this
is 
done?

here is the command that we use to backup:

mt -t /dev/rmt/1mb rewind
cd /
find . -print|cpio -ovcB/dev/rmt/1mb

Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

thanks!



  
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