Re: [cobalt-developers] Ideal backup method

[Jörg Jan Münter <support@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Dave,

i don't know whether this works on a 550, but i use this procedure on several
RaQ4r and RaQ XTR. I pack these directories as *.tgz an put them by ftp / yafc
on a big backup-Server, i mean just a server with ftp and many disks:

- each directory in the / (root) 

but:
/etc/httpd
/home/sites/siteXXX (each site as one *.tgz)

and some more directories in the /home-dir as i installed some
more software in there.

These backups helped me several times. As far as i know the cobalt backups
don't backup data AND configuration. So i use my own simple tar-scripts.

Hope this helps.

Yours
Jan*

Am Donnerstag, 23. Januar 2003 17:08 schrieben Sie:
> I know this topic has been touched a number of times, but i've yet to see a
> foolproof method.
>
> I wanted to know what would be the best way to backup a RaQ550, so that in
> case of complete system crash, I can just *rebuild* it with all the stuff
> that was backed up without too much trouble..
>
> I am building a fileserver box with massive storage, and would like it to
> somehow be backed up to that(ftp, ssh, smbd etc..)..
>
> Ideas, and methods please!! :-)
>
> Thanks in advance
> Dave
>
>
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