Arno,
Are you suggesting I create multiple fileset (directives) within
bacula-dir.conf? If so, how do I identify the fileset with the client?
That is the root of my confusion, I cannot figure out how to correlate a group
of files/directories with hosts.
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David Gardner
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From: Arno Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 3:01:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] need help defining client files for backup...
Hi,
23.10.2007 23:57,, David Gardner wrote::
> Hey gang,
>
> I've read through all the docs I can find on the subject but just
> cannot decipher the correct method of describing in a fileset which
> directories on which client machine should be backed up.
>
> Here's the Linux Server:/directories I want backed up where the
> connections have all been made and I successfully backed up the
local files:
>
> {localhost:}/home/*
> RptEngine1:/usr/local/reports/A*.pdf
> DB2:/var/lib/mysql/*
> WEB1:/web/sites/*
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
You define the necessary clients first.
Then you create the filesets you need - there will be at least four of
them.
/home/, /var/lib/mysql/, and /web/sites/ are easy.
/usr/local/reports/A*.pdf will need wildcards or regexes in an options
clause.
Nte that backing up the mysql database files while the database server
is running is useless - you need to shut down the database server, or
dump the databases you're interested in to a file and back up that (or
these) files.
Hope that gets you started,
Arno
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