Re: [cobalt-users] rackbackup.sh a couple of problems on raq3

[Daniel Neuhaus <cobalt.com@xxxxxxx>]

Kody Hagen wrote on 30.08.2001:

>>> rm: cannot remove
>>> `/home/sites/www.anydomain.com/users/anyuser/cmu-mailspool': No such file or
>>> directory
>> 
>> this is a cosmetic error. deactivate the cmu-mailspool-fix-option.
>> It's for CMU 2.22 only. Or upgrade to CMU 2.22 :-)
>> ftp://ftp.cobaltnet.com/pub/users/jeffb/cmu/

> I had 2.22 installed. This is what it shows is on the server.
> RaQ3-All-CMU Release 2.22.
> If I am using 2.22, do I need to use this option or what will happen if I
> deactivate it?

cmuExport 2.22 creates a file cmu-mailspool in each users directory
and does not delete them immediately. This could result in out of
quota messages for your customers.

If the corresponding option is activated raqbackup.sh deletes the
cmu-mailspool-files after cmuExport (where I had a problem to test if
there are mailspool-files because
  test -f /home/sites/*/users/*/cmu-mailspool
works on a RaQ3 but not on a RaQ4?!?!)

Jeff Bilicki may have corrected the bug in the meantime. Try
"locate cmu-mailspool" if there are any cmu-mailspool-files on your
RaQ. If not or if the mailspool-files aren't very big feel free to
deactivate this option.

> I tried -A and that didn't work either
08:30:24 >> Starting to dump MySQL-databases...
> /usr/bin/mysqldump: invalid option -- A

Yes, unfortunately -A and --all-databases are new features of MySQL
3.23.x. If you want to use mysqldump with these options you should
update to MySQL 3.23.x (look at pkg.nl.cobalt.com for PKGs)

Daniel