Hi everyone,
I've just noticed an undesirable side-effect in my setup -- I'm
attaching screenshots of bat's restore window b/c it's faster than
trying to figure out how to get this data from the database or bconsole.
In topdir.png: /opt and everything in it has correct permissions and
timestamps. But /home has the magic timestamp 1969-12-31 and permisions
000. So do subdirectories under /home 3 levels down -- see subdir.png.
Directories where the actual files are have the right stuff.
The reason is presumably in my FileSet:
File = "\\|sh -c 'find /home \\( -name fid -o -name ser \\) -mtime +1
-exec dirname \\{} \\; | sort | uniq'"
-- and the reason I'm doing that these are binary files that get
appended to over several days, and backing them up before they're closed
is a waste of space.
So, does anyone know of a way to backup
- only the directories that have files with specific names that haven't
been recently modified,
- *and retain the timestamps and permissions on their parent directories* ?
Any suggestions?
--
Dimitri Maziuk
Programmer/sysadmin
BioMagResBank, UW-Madison -- http://www.bmrb.wisc.edu
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