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Mark Knecht skrev den 2013-06-19 20:59: |
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> mark@c2RAID6 ~ $ cat ./DoBackups |
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> mount /backups |
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> rsync -avx /VirtualMachines/VMWare/. /backups/VMWare |
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is not possible to make native vmware backup in blocklevel ?, or is |
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file level backup needed ? |
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> rsync -avx /VirtualMachines/Virtualbox/. /backups/Virtualbox |
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same here, i know virtualbox can make blocklevel backup and its really |
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more usefull if imho to make it that way |
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> rsync -avx /home/. /backups/home |
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this would make a tarball instaed ? |
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> cd |
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> umount /backups |
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> mark@c2RAID6 ~ $ |
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> I'm wondering whether -avx is what others would use or whether |
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> there's a better set of options. |
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its possible to make filelevel backups to nas disks like qnap i have |
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here with have rsync client/server, but if you more liked to migrade to |
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another vmware/virtualbox then rsync is not the best option for backups |
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> When the RAID comes back up I want to reverse and copy back from |
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> USB drive to the /VirtualMachines directory. |
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will not create the virtualbox/vmware setup, if thats not needed then |
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ok |
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senders that put my email into body content will deliver it to my own |
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trashcan, so if you like to get reply, dont do it |
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