On May 29, 2009, at 7:49 PM, "Joseph L. Casale" wrote:
>> http://setacl.sourceforge.net/
>
> Yeah, I thought of using the MS reskit utils as I have logon
> scripts which already make use of them and through those I see
> you can backup acls to a txt file but the thought of restoring
> some of the
>http://setacl.sourceforge.net/
Yeah, I thought of using the MS reskit utils as I have logon
scripts which already make use of them and through those I see
you can backup acls to a txt file but the thought of restoring
some of the data and then selectively applying a backed up acl
would be cumbers
on 5-29-2009 2:06 PM Joseph L. Casale spake the following:
> I need to setup a CentOS box offsite to have a series of files replicated to
> it.
> My problem is this machine won't have Samba on it but I need to replicate the
> hierarchy in question in such a manner that I can restore from it and re
>use ntbackup on the windows machine to create .bkp file, then copy that
>to the DR backup with scp or rsync or whatever.
I looked at that initially, but the incremental was huge for some reason
and the bandwidth needed over the link was more than we could provision
for.
File by file would actual
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I need to setup a CentOS box offsite to have a series of files replicated to
> it.
> My problem is this machine won't have Samba on it but I need to replicate the
> hierarchy in question in such a manner that I can restore from it and retain
> file system permissions.
>
>
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
>> Rsync over ssh is usually the best way to replicate files periodically.
>
> Yup, doing it this way already, just need to understand how to maintain
> NTFS perms...
I don't think it is possible to exactly match NTFS perms on a different
filesystem. You could use ntback
>Rsync over ssh is usually the best way to replicate files periodically.
Yup, doing it this way already, just need to understand how to maintain
NTFS perms...
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I need to setup a CentOS box offsite to have a series of files replicated to
> it.
> My problem is this machine won't have Samba on it but I need to replicate the
> hierarchy in question in such a manner that I can restore from it and retain
> file system permissions.
>
>Get a port of GNU Tar for MS-Windows and install it and a SSH client on the
>Windows Machines. Use GNU Tar + SSH to ship the files. GNU Tar will
>preserve the file permissions. Once the tar files land on the remote
>(offsite box), unpack the tar file(s) to the local disk.
>
>For the more advent
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>
> I need to setup a CentOS box offsite to have a series of files replicated to
> it.
> My problem is this machine won't have Samba on it but I need to replicate the
> hierarchy in question in such a manner that I can restore from
I need to setup a CentOS box offsite to have a series of files replicated to it.
My problem is this machine won't have Samba on it but I need to replicate the
hierarchy in question in such a manner that I can restore from it and retain
file system permissions.
That's where I am stumped, anyone got
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