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09-21-2001 08:08 AM
09-21-2001 08:08 AM
I want to copy one filesystem to other filesystem with dump command on linux red hat 7.1. But I don?t know how.
I think that the command to do this is something like:
restore | dump
Thank you.
I think that the command to do this is something like:
restore | dump
Thank you.
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09-21-2001 09:58 AM
09-21-2001 09:58 AM
Re: copy filesystems with dump command.
you can use dump to make a system backup and then use the restore command to restore that backup onto the other drive
I am not entirely sure that you can pipe the output of dump directly to restore. You might be able to however I recommend dumping to tape and restoring back from it
I am not entirely sure that you can pipe the output of dump directly to restore. You might be able to however I recommend dumping to tape and restoring back from it
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09-21-2001 10:35 AM
09-21-2001 10:35 AM
Solution
You can do this. The only obstacle is the that it will include the full path in the restore. Here's an example assuming copying of /home to /home2
dump -0 -f - /home | (cd /home2; restore -x -f -)
This works well, except that the home directory will appear under /home2 and then you just need to use move to rename it to where it should be.
dump -0 -f - /home | (cd /home2; restore -x -f -)
This works well, except that the home directory will appear under /home2 and then you just need to use move to rename it to where it should be.
Ye who thinks he has a lot to say, probably shouldn't.
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