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Configuration Question
2004-08-05 16:06:45
I am backing up several machines to one large RAID array on one
machine. I have set my tapetype length to 4608 mbytes (4.5G) so I can
eventually burn these tapes to DVD's (I have a 200 disk DVD-RW). On a
couple machines I have smaller RAID arrays which contain 150+Gb of
data. I am trying to configure the disklist so these few directories
are low priority with high compression. I would like the
restore/recover process to be as simple as possible in case something
ever happens. I have found that for every entry in the disklist file
when I use amrecover I have to setdisk to that disk. Well I can break
up these huge file systems into 4.5G chunks and put each chunk in the
disklist file (as I must because one dump can not span multiple tapes
correct?) but then when I use recover I have to start at the root and
then setdisk to every subdirectory inside of that. Is there a simple
way of doing this so I can use amrecover/amrestore to recover from the
root directory all other directories that are in different chunks? I
hope this makes since.
Thanks in advance,
Nick Niehoff
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