- #Backup manager ps3 tutorial install#
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Using compression, even incremental, to backup more than a few Giga Bytes is unadapted. Setup the export by editing the file /etc/nf : command nano '/etc/nf' Copying a large folder to a remote FTP host Setup Backup Manager to run the script 'backup-manager-cifs-export' a the end of the backup process : command sed -i -e "s|*\(.*BM_POST_BACKUP_COMMAND=\).*$|\1\"/opt/bin/backup-manager-cifs-export\"|" \
#Backup manager ps3 tutorial install#
Install the dependencies : command apt-get install cifs-utils rsync quiet -no-check-certificate -output-document='/opt/bin/backup-manager-cifs-export'Ĭommand chmod +x '/opt/bin/backup-manager-cifs-export' quiet -no-check-certificate -output-document='/etc/nf'
#Backup manager ps3 tutorial windows#
If the server is in a Windows network, it is possible to copy the archives created by Backup Manager to a shared folder on a Windows server.ĭownload the needed files : command mkdir -parents '/opt/bin' '/usr/share/backup-manager/upload-methods.sh' Export to Windows share (SMB / CIFS)
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Update the software configuration : command sed -i -e "s|*\(.*BM_UPLOAD_SSH_USER=\).*$|\1\"$ -l/' \ The SSH private key can be created with ssh-keygen. Provide the SSH server connection parameters (edit the bold values) : SSH_USER=" backup" This method need to be able to connect to a distant account with a authentication SSL key (see ssh-keygen and ssh-copy-id). This method make use of a remote host with SSH access. Backup Manager can copy its backups to other hosts. To prevent data loss, setup a export of backed-up data to another location. '/etc/nf' Backups exportĪ hardware break is always possible. If the volume of data is important, and the disk space used by backups is not a critical data, change the file type for tar archives (no compression is applied to backups): command sed -i \ The type of created archives affects the system load during the backup. The backup will take more time, but will not interfere with the system other works: command sed -i \ If the system responsiveness is important, set to the lowest level the backup process priority. Reload the cron configuration: /etc/init.d/cron reload Change the cron.daily schedule in the file "/etc/crontab" (the bold values are the minute and hour settings to customize):Ģ5 6 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / & run-parts -report /etc/cron.daily ) Add to this /root and /var/backups : command backup-manager-tools add '/root'Ĭommand backup-manager-tools add '/var/backups'īy default, the backup is done with others daily tasks (cron.daily) at 6:25 AM. # command backup-manager-tools remove '/some/path 'īy default, Backup Manager is setup to backup /etc and /home folders. # command backup-manager-tools add '/some/path ' quiet -no-check-certificate -output-document='/usr/bin/backup-manager-tools'Ĭommand chmod +x '/usr/bin/backup-manager-tools'
Install the backup target management tool : command wget '' \ Note : if the "/var/archives" folder contains other systems backups, enable the purge of this other systems old backups : command sed -i \ It ease the management of backup targets : command sed -i \ Use the BM_TARBALL_TARGETS option in place of BM_TARBALL_DIRECTORIES. e 's/*\(.*BM_ARCHIVE_METHOD=\).*$/\1"tarball-incremental"/' \īy default, "master" backups are created on mondays.ĭisable the default export methods : command sed -i \ Set the archives file type to tar.bz2 : command sed -i \
Setup a default port for SSH uploads, to prevent warnings on Debian Lenny : command sed -i \ Test -x /usr/sbin/backup-manager || exit 0Ĭhmod +x '/etc/cron.daily/backup-manager'Īdd the log level option to prevent warnings : if then Make sure that backup-manager is run daily by cron: if then Install backup-manager with its default configuration: DEBIAN_FRONTEND='noninteractive' command apt-get install backup-manager bzip2Īllow the "backup" group to view, but not edit, archives : command sed -i -e 's/*\(.*BM_REPOSITORY_GROUP=\).*$/\1"backup"/' \
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