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09-19-2001 08:26 AM
09-19-2001 08:26 AM
Maybe this is a very simple question.
I am using fbackup, what is the option which I can add a new file at the end of my archive without overwrite the original tape?
I am using fbackup, what is the option which I can add a new file at the end of my archive without overwrite the original tape?
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09-19-2001 08:50 AM
09-19-2001 08:50 AM
Solution
I'm sorry but the answer is no... see the following excerpt.
Problem Description
fbackup: Will it allow you to append to a tape?
Solution
No. There is no way to append to an archive on a tape, nor can you even write two distinct archives on the same tape, since fbackup always rewinds the tape right after opening the device. However, you can restart an fbackup that was previously interrupted, an operation that appends to an incomplete tape. The manual page for fbackup(1M) describes this under the -R option.
Problem Description
fbackup: Will it allow you to append to a tape?
Solution
No. There is no way to append to an archive on a tape, nor can you even write two distinct archives on the same tape, since fbackup always rewinds the tape right after opening the device. However, you can restart an fbackup that was previously interrupted, an operation that appends to an incomplete tape. The manual page for fbackup(1M) describes this under the -R option.
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09-19-2001 10:46 AM
09-19-2001 10:46 AM
Re: fbackup option for append
Thanks Edward, in that case, I have to use tar with u option, thanks for your reply.
Shawn
Shawn
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