Talk:Nerd:RSYNC Backup
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chris, it would be really more helpful to explain what is on each volume in addition to listing. like home directories for all high school students,teachers, instead of or in addition to files: --Skipt 22:15, 23 February 2006 (CST)
Done. Although you might want to fill in the gaps of items I might have missed in the apps volumes
--Chrisb 15:24, 27 February 2006 (CST)
yikes..... missing adminserver? & mail1 , mail2 need to add asdcafe,asdlin2 and all content in mysql.....and a way to backup dns info sometimes??
...and workstations?? --Skipt 11:36, 25 February 2006 (CST)
I didn't think you wanted mail1 stuff. oops I remember. forget I said that! --Skipt 15:30, 27 February 2006 (CST)
We had discussed that if we saved it, we'd be responsible for producing it. Doesn't matter to me, it wasn't in my original list of servers to back up on the Netware RSYNC box. Maybe set up a cron job to dump all mysql tables into a NSS folder so they will be grabbed as well? How would we go about grabbing a complete copy of eDirectory? I'll look into RSYNC for windows, because we'll need to get that for asdcafe. Workstations? Like the workstation object listing? Wouldn't that be grabbed with a backup of eDirectory? I would think we'd just want that to rebuild itself anyway.
--Chrisb 15:25, 27 February 2006 (CST)
novell has always suggested replication for edirectory instead of "backup" so, no worries there ... windows... my thoughts are use native windows tools to backup to a netware drive (a users f:\).. or just image them on some pattern.
win2003 servers
do not forget cafeteria/pac win2k3 servers (perhaps we should take zen images of them routinely as well?)
rsync config stuff and trustee info
sys:\etc\rsync.conf .... sys:\rsync .....
get trustees somehow??? like.... novell article
skip downloaded WikiSysop 21:17, 9 March 2006 (CST) to o:\technology stuff\trustee App\110a
copied to sys:system on ahsserv1,aisserv1,amsserver,apsserv1,asdcomm
usage... notes
Skip's proposed-----Usage:
*LOAD TRUSTEE SAVE ALL sys:trustee.txt * then copy sys:trustee.txt to rsync\\\\
- LOAD TRUSTEE [options] SAVE (ALL | <path>) <outputFile>
Saves all file system properties into a CSV file starting from the given path
(or, using the ALL parameter, all the directories and files on the volume).
Use options to include selected properties only, or to process files or directories separately (see the Option explanation below).
Example: LOAD TRUSTEE SAVE ALL VOL1:\Home\Admin\Trustee.txt Saves all properties from all local volumes to the specified file LOAD TRUSTEE /EDI SAVE VOL1:\Programs VOL1:\Home\Admin\Trustee.txt Saves all directory quotas and IRMs starting at the given path
- LOAD TRUSTEE [options] RESTORE <inputFile>
Restores file system properties from the CSV file created by the previous function. Use options to restore selected properties only, or to process files or directories separately (see the Option explanation below).
Example: LOAD TRUSTEE RESTORE VOL1:\Home\Admin\Trustee.txt Restores every settings found in the input file LOAD TRUSTEE /D /ETI RESTORE VOL1:\Home\Admin\Trustee.txt Restores only directory trustees and IRMs from that file
LOAD TRUSTEE REMOVE (ALL | <path>)
Removes all trustee rights starting from the given path (or, using the ALL parameter, all the directories and files on the volume). Will ask for confirmation when specifying the ALL parameter or a path on the SYS volume.
Example: LOAD TRUSTEE REMOVE ALL
Removes all trustees from all volumes on this server
LOAD TRUSTEE REMOVE VOL1:\Programs
Removes all trustees starting at the given path
LOAD TRUSTEE REMOVENULL (ALL | <path>)
Removes all trustee rights starting from the given path (or, using the ALL parameter, all the directories and files on the volume), where empty rights are assigned. Will ask for confirmation when specifying the ALL parameter or a path on the SYS volume.
