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08-18-2004 08:53 PM
08-18-2004 08:53 PM
linux and unix backup
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08-19-2004 12:21 AM
08-19-2004 12:21 AM
Re: linux and unix backup
what about to assign points to your responses?
In this question, the command needed depends of what kind of backup you need.
One common command could be the command tar.
to make a backup:
tar cvf backup_file files_to_backup
to restore it:
tar xvf backup_file
to list it:
tar tvf backup_file
The full path depends of your operating system, in my linux box the thar command is:
/bin/tar
you can find it with the command:
which tar
Frank.
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08-19-2004 02:46 AM
08-19-2004 02:46 AM
Re: linux and unix backup
Response will be sent here ;-).
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08-22-2004 10:36 PM
08-22-2004 10:36 PM
Re: linux and unix backup
tar -cvf
this is the simplest way.
regards
SK
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08-23-2004 12:33 AM
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08-23-2004 03:49 PM
08-23-2004 03:49 PM
Re: linux and unix backup
Examples:
/home/test/tard/files/*
./test/*
totally 100 files then,
tar cvzf
tar cvf
bunzip2
bz2 format is more better then gz or z formats
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Muthu
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