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11-14-2002 03:50 PM
11-14-2002 03:50 PM
fbackup -g
desde que versi??n puedo utilizar la opci??n -g del fbackup y como funciona?
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11-14-2002 04:08 PM
11-14-2002 04:08 PM
Re: fbackup -g
Hi,
Sorry, I speak no Spanish, but I think you're asking what is the -g parameter of fbackup used for.
It designates the use of a graph file. The graph file determines what files to include or exclude in the backup. Essentially what the -i & -e parameters do.
Format of the file is lines starting with either i or e - as follows:
i /apps
e /tmp
i /db001
e /var/tmp
i means include the file in the backup
e means exclude the file.
Lines NOT starting with i or e are treated as errors.
You must give the full path & name to the location of this graph file as there is NO default graph file.
HTH,
Jeff
Sorry, I speak no Spanish, but I think you're asking what is the -g parameter of fbackup used for.
It designates the use of a graph file. The graph file determines what files to include or exclude in the backup. Essentially what the -i & -e parameters do.
Format of the file is lines starting with either i or e - as follows:
i /apps
e /tmp
i /db001
e /var/tmp
i means include the file in the backup
e means exclude the file.
Lines NOT starting with i or e are treated as errors.
You must give the full path & name to the location of this graph file as there is NO default graph file.
HTH,
Jeff
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