One of the issues we've been seeing with using NBU with the NetApp is that
while NBU can orchestrate the snapshot on the NetApp, it doesn't catalog
which VMs are on which datastores, so if a vMotion occurs and moves a VM,
and then a restore is required, someone has to go hunt for it. I have not
ex
The problem with script is that it captures output as well, which is
unnecessary, I've also not found a way to automatically and silently
run it each time a terminal is fired up. Oh, and when I started using
the bash snippet I posted, I didn't know about script.
What I posted captures only the com
On Thu, Oct 29, 2015 at 08:36:21AM -0600, Yves Dorfsman wrote:
>
> For people spending a lot of time in a terminal/shell (bash, csh etc...) do
> you work from the shell or from an editor?
>
> The joke goes that people using emacs live inside emacs, and I have indeed
[snip]
I used to live in
I’ve used Spacewalk (http://www.spacewalkproject.org) which is a FOSS
implementation of Satellite. For basic package and system management it’s a
drop-in replacement.
—Scott
On 10/28/15, 4:02 PM, "tech-boun...@lists.lopsa.org on behalf of Allan West"
wrote:
>Mario, for the use case in qu
Wait a minute... vMotion is allowed to move VMs around, but then your
backup software is expected to put them right back where they were found?
Why would it matter? That... almost doesn't sound fair!
By default, if vMotion is enabled, vCenter will determine where to place
the VM when it is restor
Ross Lonstein writes:
> I used to live in Emacs/XEmacs but a few things changed over time:
> * my role, which requires me to use MSOffice quite a bit
> * prevalence of html mail and attachments, so Thunderbird
VM handles attachments very nicely, and I've found emacs-w3m does a
pretty decent j
SV> VM handles attachments very nicely, and I've found emacs-w3m does a
SV> pretty decent job of formatting HTML mail into text.
I feel like I get a lot of mail from Outlook users (in particular) that
emacs-w3m can't format well at all. :^(
VM also isn't great at *displaying* attachments, like in
On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 10:14:24AM -0700, Steve VanDevender wrote:
> Ross Lonstein writes:
> > I used to live in Emacs/XEmacs but a few things changed over time:
> > * my role, which requires me to use MSOffice quite a bit
> > * prevalence of html mail and attachments, so Thunderbird
>
> VM h
Yves Dorfsman writes:
> For people spending a lot of time in a terminal/shell (bash, csh etc...) do
> you work from the shell or from an editor?
>
> The joke goes that people using emacs live inside emacs, and I have indeed
> seen developers working from a simple window and sending chunk of cod
No no, I'm saying that when someone needs a restore, it can be difficult to
find the VM if it moved.
In other words, if I have backups for the past month and the VM was on
datastore 1, but then last week it moved to datastore 2, then when the
restore is needed they'll grab it from datastore 2, but
We use Netbackup to do API backups of 95% of our virtual machines (VMWARE) down
here, in part since our storage backend is Netapp based and has some support
for snapshotting/backups.
We add an attribute to the VMWARE host description that allows it to use the
API backup and it all happens in th
> "Adam" == Adam Levin writes:
Adam> In other words, if I have backups for the past month and the VM
Adam> was on datastore 1, but then last week it moved to datastore 2,
Adam> then when the restore is needed they'll grab it from datastore
Adam> 2, but if they don't get back what they need, a
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