Thanks for the help,
At this point it seems that the best way for us is to switch from ufsdump to
gnutar.
But before doing so - what will happen with the backups that I did so far?
(I backed our data on a tape drive).
Does ufsdump and gnutar stores the data the same way? (Does ufsdump level
Gil,
I'm confused, why would suid be needed on ufsdump - isn't it run
beneith the amanda program (/usr/local/libexec/) rundump which is suid ?
For recovery, personally I use amrestore and pipe it to the required
utility so as long as I can figure that out (and its imbedded into the
first block
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 02:16:36PM -0500, Brian Cuttler wrote:
Gil,
I'm confused, why would suid be needed on ufsdump - isn't it run
beneith the amanda program (/usr/local/libexec/) rundump which is suid ?
It is not an amanda requirement, it is the way the system supplies ufsdump.
I
On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 01:14:03PM -0500, Gil Naveh wrote:
At this point it seems that the best way for us is to switch from ufsdump to
gnutar.
But before doing so - what will happen with the backups that I did so far?
(I backed our data on a tape drive).
If you change the program in your
