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[cobalt-users] Re: [Cobalt] RAQ2 - Backup HELP!!!!
- Subject: [cobalt-users] Re: [Cobalt] RAQ2 - Backup HELP!!!!
- From: Frank Smith <fsmith@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 14:58:14 -0600
- Organization: Hoover's Inc.
I would recommend against doing it this way if any users have shell
access to the box, as your remote username and password will show if
they do a 'ps'. If ftpbackup supports use of a .netrc file that would
be a safer way to store the passwords.
Frank
>
> If you don't mind working with the shell and the guts of your RaQ 2,
> try ftpbackup. It's a small utility you can find in a couple of RPM
> repositories on the net (sorry, don't remember where). You'll have
> to compile it from the source. Here's a script that we use to
> backup all needed files on a server to a remote ftp server (RaQ 1,
> 2, whatever):
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> /bin/tar cfp - /home | gzip | /usr/local/bin/ftpbackup -h remote.ftp.server.com -u user -p password -b filename.tar.gz
> /bin/tar cfp - /etc | gzip | /usr/local/bin/ftpbackup -h remote.ftp.server.com -u user -p password -b filename2.tar.gz
> /bin/tar cfp - /var | gzip | /usr/local/bin/ftpbackup -h remote.ftp.server.com -u user -p password -b filename3.tar.gz
> /bin/tar cfp - /usr/admserv | gzip | /usr/local/bin/ftpbackup -h remote.ftp.server.com -u user -p password -b filename4.tar.gz
> /bin/tar cfp - /usr/local | gzip | /usr/local/bin/ftpbackup -h remote.ftp.server.com -u user -p password -b filename5.tar.gz
>
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