to read a vinum configuration produced under 4.11 and
start the vinum volume as it is?
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filling up the new partitions by restoring what I
want from tape)?
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as well as /usr/home on
their own partitions. It greatly facilitates system upgrades
if you have a large number of users and/or a great many installed
ports.
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#x27;t use tar: you want to compress one big file, not create an
archive of lots of files.
This will be slower than just doing a plain dump to file, but the
compression ratio can be huge.
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htt
ppose they're true about "bzip2" too.
Parv> Can't comment (as i have not done any tests comparing bzip
Parv> to bzip2).
Just to return to the original question: to compress a dump, just
run dump with the "-f -" flag and pipe the output through y
ml for
information on the NameVirtualHost directive.
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