Re: how to split partitions
2006-04-02 16:04:56
On Sun, Apr 02, 2006 at 10:44:35AM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
Gene, you mis-interpreted me. I am _not_ about how excluding works today
(I understand how it works). I am about how to change amanda to avoid the
boring and error prone procedure that is described in
http://wiki.zmanda.com/index.php/Backing_up_large_amounts_of_data.
I try to explain it a little more verbosely.
Given following disklist:
/share/
/share/financial
/share/financial/company-a
/share/financial/company-b
/share/reports
amanda should automatically create following exclude entries:
DLE generated exclude entries note
-------------------------------------------------------------
/share/ ./financial ./reports [1]
/share/financial ./company-a ./company-b [2]
/share/financial/company-a [3]
/share/financial/company-b [3]
/share/reports [3]
[1] Since /share/financial and /share/reports have their own entries in the
disklist, amanda should automatically add ./financial and ./reports
to the exclude list of /share
[2] Since /share/financial/company-[ab] have their own entries in the
disklist, amanda should automatically add corresponding entries
to the exclude list of /share/financial
[3] No entries should be generated automatically for this DLE
> > DLE exclude entry
> > --------------------------------------------
> > /share ./financial ./reports
> Which will exclude the subdir financial and the file reports
Exactly. Since /share/reports and /share/financial are in the disklist,
those exclude entries should be generated automatically.
> > /share/financial ./company-a ./company-b
> Which will exclude both of the ./company files.
> You've excluded everything. What was it you wanted to get with that
> disklist entry pair?
Since /share/financial/company-[ab] are in the disklist, they can be
automatically excluded from the /share/financial DLE.
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