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
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> From: Johnathan Bailes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:19 AM
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> Subject: What files and directories should be backed up from /etc
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> My company does not want to pay the license fees for client
> installs of
ke up much space.
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> From: Johnathan Bailes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:19 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: What files and directories should be backed up from /etc
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> My company does not want to pa
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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
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 back up certain
files in /etc to provide for an easier re-instal
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