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CPIO Restore
Posted by Concerned3 Netizen on January 2nd, 2004


universe question

We have a customer that got some kind of damage to a Universe system which is backed up by the following command....

cd /ACCT1
find . -print | cpio -ovcB 1> ${TAPEDRIVEn} 2> ${LOGFILE}

How would I presumably restore it from the tape unit?



Posted by phn@icke-reklam.ipsec.nu on January 3rd, 2004


Concerned3 Netizen <chuckie@throwitaway.com> wrote:
I would myself start reading the manpage of the cpio used.

Typically cpio -icB < ${TAPEDRIVEn} while positioned at /

BUT starting with -t to see whats on the tape.


BUT MAKE SHURE YOU READ THE MANPAGE AND can restore somewhere
where you don't damage sensitive data.



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Posted by Adam Price on January 4th, 2004


phn@icke-reklam.ipsec.nu wrote:
AND MAKE SURE YOU WRITE PROTECT THE TAPE!!!
All too easy to fuck up when recovering backup which you
are unfamiliar with...
Adam




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