tar and one-file-system advice
2002-09-03 20:09:05
Greetings,
I use amanda 2.4.p2-4 with tar and I have a directory on one of my hosts
that has an odd setup. I have seven mount points with seven
subdirectories that I need to archive. Some of the sub directories have
data at any given time and some do not. The data changes rapidly. My
thought was that I could create a directory on / and symlink to the real
directories (see below), but that is not working. What is happening is
that only the symlinks are getting archived.
/newdir/link0 -> /mnt_pt0/dir
/newdir/link1 -> /mnt_pt1/dir
/newdir/link2 -> /mnt_pt2/dir
(etc..etc)
I believe that this is because of the one-file-system argument passed to
tar by amanda. My question is two fold:
1) Is there any way to disable the one-file-system option? If so can this
be done on a single disk list entry, new dumptype?
2) Should I just backup each directory seperate? This make restores
confusing, as I have to issue a new amrestore cmd for each mount point.
Any other suggestions?
Thank you for your time.
Andrew
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