Re: [SLE] rsync & backup file server

From: Bruce Marshall (bmarsh_at_bmarsh.com)
Date: 03/31/04

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    Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 14:15:25 -0500
    
    

    On Wednesday 31 March 2004 01:59 pm, Jack Malone wrote:
    > I'm wanting to have a backup file server running so that if our main server
    > gives up the ghost that I can be back up an running in a matter of little
    > time as possible. Can rsync be used to do this. I was thinking that I could
    > maybe have it setup to where it would sync up the directory on the main
    > server to the backup each night an then if I had a problem with the main
    > one I could transfer the users to the other machine an then be back up in
    > less time. I know that any work done after the sync would not be there but
    > at least I would have the past days data to work with an the users would
    > just have to recreate one days worth of work at the least.
    > If this is not possible can someone suggest another solution that would.
    >

    rsync is great for the use you are thinking about.

    Shouldn't take much time either.

    I backup up several machines/partitions each night using rsync. Works great.

    > I have a raid level 1 running on the server so I have redundant hard drives
    > if one goes bad.
    > I just went threw a problem where the raid controller was what went bad so
    > I was down totally. I have a spare machine that would be ok for a server in
    > a backup roll if needed for a few days.
    >
    > thanks for info.
    >
    >
    > jack malone
    > Network Administrator
    > EAST TEXAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND
    > dba HORIZON INDUSTRIES
    > 903-595-3444
    > http://www.horizonind.com

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