Bret Hughes wrote:
Default must be html?
I think that's a personal preference, but Apache ships with
DefaultType text/plain configured, and I never bothered changing it.
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bject: Re: What files and directories should be backed up from /etc
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> On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 00:15, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> > Bret Hughes wrote:
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> > >PS does anyone know what I need to do to get the webserver
> to display
> > >the file i
On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 00:15, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> Bret Hughes wrote:
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> >PS does anyone know what I need to do to get the webserver to display
> >the file in a readable format? If I use inpect bod in mozilla it looks
> >great.
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> http://www.yeehaw.net/fcf.pl - looks fine.
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On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 11:35, Bret Hughes wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 09:19, Johnathan Bailes wrote:
> > My company does not want to pay the license fees for client installs of
> > the backup software on all our boxes.
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> > Many of the apps it was noted reside on the nas server and are remote
Bret Hughes wrote:
PS does anyone know what I need to do to get the webserver to display
the file in a readable format? If I use inpect bod in mozilla it looks
great.
http://www.yeehaw.net/fcf.pl - looks fine.
What's your DefaultType set to?
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There is a new version with at least some of your (Ben's) great
suggestions implemented. I tried to comment the file a little better
and cleaned up some potential problems with spaces in file names,
begining dir probably a few other things. the biggie is that the
starting dir is not passed via th
Johnathan Bailes wrote:
Many of the apps it was noted reside on the nas server and are remotely
mounted. Therefore, the decision came down to only back up certain
files in /etc to provide for an easier re-install.
I got ideas of course -- passwd, shadow, nsswitch.conf, exports etc...
However, a
Bret,
What a GREAT contribution! KUDOS!
I use a similar procedure to gather Bare Metal Recovery cheat sheets
for all my Linux servers. (I also back them up to tape, but I keep
online backups of unique files to each server that can be used as
a setup guide in the first step of a BMR)
I am not a
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 09:19, Johnathan Bailes wrote:
> My company does not want to pay the license fees for client installs of
> the backup software on all our boxes.
>
> Many of the apps it was noted reside on the nas server and are remotely
> mounted. Therefore, the decision came down to only b
Hi.
This is what I use to backup my system Manually but you can insert the
following commands into a cron-run shell script.
I have a directory under home called backup where all backups are stored. You
can use tape or ftp to some other machine.
The directories are Tared and can be restored by
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Johnathan Bailes wrote:
|>/etc (so you don't have to recreate those custom configs you worked
|>weeks on - just don't blindly restore them in the event of a disaster)
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| That was the kicker I had a nice little script that backed up the etc
| dir to
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 10:33, Rick Johnson wrote:
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> /etc (so you don't have to recreate those custom configs you worked
> weeks on - just don't blindly restore them in the event of a disaster)
That was the kicker I had a nice little script that bac
Oh, if these machines don't have much changing data on them.. I'd also
suggest mondo-archive, it can either archive directly to CDR or create ISO
bootable cd images for archiving on a machine with a burner. This gives you
a complete system recoverability.
> -Original Message-
> From: John
I'd suggest everything in /etc including all subdirectories. Note that
there are usually files in /var (rpm package database and the like) that may
be useful as well.
You could remove the start/stop script links but it seems to me that the
entire contents of /etc compressed would not take up mu
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Johnathan Bailes wrote:
| My company does not want to pay the license fees for client installs of
| the backup software on all our boxes.
|
| Many of the apps it was noted reside on the nas server and are remotely
| mounted. Therefore, the decision ca
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