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Re: [Networker] 'backup' copies of bits of client indexes
2005-03-15 11:09:47
Bill Hewitt wrote:
Is there an easy way to keep copies of say a month's worth of indexes
for a client, say in an nfs mounted directory nsr-backup.
It's overkill to keep a mirror copy of a years worth of index for a
client, but it might be worth keeping a mirror copy of the last
full + incrementals of a client ??
Is there a utility that can copy bits of the indexes themselves,
rather than getting them from tape ??
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To follow up my own post, what do people do as far as keeping mirror
copies of important files ? The minimum to mirror to get the backup
server back quickly following a disk death would seem to be
1) the mm database
2) the res directory
3) the server indexes
Do people mirror these in general, or rely on recovering from tape ? do
people mirror more of /nsr on the server than this ?
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