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When in doubt, test a restore of your backup.
In fact, test it even if you are sure.
On 06/28/12 01:47, billdorr...@pgatourhq.com wrote:
> Thanks Kevin. Just doing a little sanity check before I go and copy
> 4TB worth of database files!
>
> Bill Do
Thanks Kevin. Just doing a little sanity check before I go and copy 4TB
worth of database files!
Bill Dorrian
Network Administrator
Desk: 904-273-7625
Cell: 904-859-9471
From: Kevin Korb
To: rsync@lists.samba.org,
Date: 06/28/2012 01:45 AM
Subject:Re: Rsync an offline databas
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If the database isn't running then the database files are just files
and rsync is as good of a tool as any to copy them.
On 06/28/12 01:36, billdorr...@pgatourhq.com wrote:
> Is rsync a good way to make a valid copy of offline database files
> (TSM, i
Is rsync a good way to make a valid copy of offline database files (TSM,
in this case) from one xfs filesystem to another? If so, which options
should I use?
Once again, the database services would be shut down, so the database
would be offline.
Bill Dorrian
Network Administrator
Desk: 904-273
DRBD seems a suitable alternative, but I looked into it and it seemed
quiet complex. I am mostly interrested in asynchronous replication, and
I'm not sure if this works in a proper way. The proper way for me means
that write order is preserved for consistency reasons (explained below),
and I can't
On 06/27/2012 08:48:30 AM, Karl O. Pinc wrote:
> On 06/27/2012 06:51:29 AM, Rolf Fokkens wrote:
>
> > After having wrestled with rsync and several patches I found a
> > solution to
> > synchronize block devices: BDsync.
> >
> > Bdsync can be used to synchronize block devices over a network. It
>
On 06/27/2012 06:51:29 AM, Rolf Fokkens wrote:
> After having wrestled with rsync and several patches I found a
> solution to
> synchronize block devices: BDsync.
>
> Bdsync can be used to synchronize block devices over a network. It
> generates
> a "binary diff" in an efficient way by comparing
Hi!
After having wrestled with rsync and several patches I found a solution to
synchronize block devices: BDsync.
Bdsync can be used to synchronize block devices over a network. It generates
a "binary diff" in an efficient way by comparing MD5 checksums of 32k
blocks of block devices. This binar
