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On 2013-08-27 9:03 AM, Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> It's a small image (<100M compressed), so just keep a copy handy |
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> somewhere and reflash. The GUI has a function where you can backup the |
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> running config, a restore is a simple matter of click restore in the GUI |
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> The USBstick/CF card you boot off will keep a copy of the current image |
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> and one version back (i.e. the one the current one replaced), so you can |
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> boot the old system by pressing F2 if the new one fails for some weird |
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> reason. |
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Crazy question... |
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Wondering of I could run this in a VM on my ESXi server? |
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Purpose would be threefold... |
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hosting windows user homes and roaming profiles |
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hosting alternate email storage for dovecot (for mail archival) |
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hosting email backups (rsync) |
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hmm.... maybe I could even make it primary mail storage? |
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Have to give this some thought... |
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