On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 06:23:42PM +0100, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> Martin McCormick wrote:
> > Nicolas KOWALSKI writes:
> >> Yes, dump is working well with ext3 filesystems, as long as they
> >> are not actively modified. LVM may come to help here.
> >
> > Many thanks. That is a problem more o
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Martin McCormick wrote:
> Nicolas KOWALSKI writes:
>> Yes, dump is working well with ext3 filesystems, as long as they
>> are not actively modified. LVM may come to help here.
>
> Many thanks. That is a problem more or less with any backup method
> th
Nicolas KOWALSKI writes:
> Yes, dump is working well with ext3 filesystems, as long as they are not
> actively modified. LVM may come to help here.
Many thanks. That is a problem more or less with any
backup method that doesn't unmount and convert to read-only a
given file system.
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009, Martin McCormick wrote:
> While looking on dselect, I saw there is a port of the BSD
> package of dump and restore but it says it is for the ext2 file
> system. Is there a Linux dump and restore utility anywhere that
> is safe to use with ext3?
Yes, dump is worki
While looking on dselect, I saw there is a port of the BSD
package of dump and restore but it says it is for the ext2 file
system. Is there a Linux dump and restore utility anywhere that
is safe to use with ext3?
The issue is that we have a mixed Unix environment.
There is a number of
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