7 FAQ tagged "backups"
Viewing 1-7 of 7 FAQ -- Is There a UNIX / Linux unerase / undelete Command? :
Q. Is There a UNIX / Linux unerase or undelete command? How do I undelete files under a UNIX / Linux system?
- How To Use rsync Command To Backup Directory Under Linux :
Q. How do I use rsync command to back up a home directory under Linux operating system?
A. rsync command easily backup your home directory to local secondary hard disk or remote server using ssh protocol. rsync is a software application for Unix systems which synchronizes files and directories from one location to another while [...] - How to: HP-UX UNIX Backup and Recover Data to Tape Device :
Q. One of my responsibilities is backing up UNIX server. How do I backup data under HP-UX UNIX? How do I use mt, fbackup and frecover commands to perform full and incremental backups?
- Linux Copy One Hard Disk to Another Using dd Command :
Q. How can I copy one hard disk to another using dd command?
A. dd command can copy disk in raw format. It will copy partition table and bootloader and all partitions within this disk. For example, you can copy /dev/sda to /dev/sdb (same size) using the following dd command. dd should complete with no errors, [...] - How to backup the remote files in Linux / UNIX :
Q. How do I make remote backups under Linux? I’ve CentOS 5 Linux server located in remote data center and I’d like to backup it to local or another server?
A. Both Linux / UNIX come with handy tools to make secure remote backups. You can use tool called rsync for automating remote backups of your [...] - Howto: Backup CentOS / Fedora Linux / Red Hat Enterprise Linux server system :
Q. How do I backup files and database for the Red Hat Enterprise Linux / CentOS Linux? Currently I’ve MySQL server running on CentOS 5 and Web server and file server using RHEL 5. How do I backup all these servers?
A. Regular backup is an essential for Linux system. You can take backup on
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=> [...] - Howto: Use tar command through network over ssh session :
Q. How do I use tar command over secure ssh session?
A. The GNU version of the tar archiving utility (and other old version of tar) can be use through network over ssh session. Do not use telnet command, it is insecure. You can use Unix/Linux pipes to create actives. Following command backups /wwwdata directory [...]
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