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2005/11/4, Richard Watson <waty@×××××××××××.au>: |
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> # tar -zcvf /backup/mylaptop.tar /[all directories] except /backup (as I |
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> don't want to go in circles). |
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> I'm then going to copy off the resulting tarball to my server in case my |
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> laptop dies (I'd rather not have to recompile everything). Does this |
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> sound OK?If I ever had to restore I would copy the file to / and run the |
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> command. |
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> # tar -zxvf mylaptop.tar |
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tar cjpf /path/to/save/at/stage4.tar.bz2 / --exclude=stage4.tar.bz2 |
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--exclude=/backup |
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please make sure use the p paramters,it is keep the property of backup files |
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