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2012-06-25
11:22 PM
2012-06-25
11:22 PM
Backup all 5 min.
Hi
I want to do a backup from one share to an other, all 5 min.
Is there a way how i can do this, without any Windows-Clients?
thx
I want to do a backup from one share to an other, all 5 min.
Is there a way how i can do this, without any Windows-Clients?
thx
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2012-06-25
11:25 PM
2012-06-25
11:25 PM
Re: Backup all 5 min.
Have a look at Frontview backup.
You could need to configure say NFS for one of the shares then add a new backup job. The path for the NFS share would be "sharename/foldername" (no quotes).
You could need to configure say NFS for one of the shares then add a new backup job. The path for the NFS share would be "sharename/foldername" (no quotes).
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2012-06-25
11:55 PM
2012-06-25
11:55 PM
Re: Backup all 5 min.
In the FrontView Backup i can just set "Perform backup every 1 hour". But i want back up the share all 5 minutes
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2012-06-25
11:58 PM
2012-06-25
11:58 PM
Re: Backup all 5 min.
Every 5 minutes is very regular. If there's a lot of data it might not finish in time.
You'd need to setup your own backup job scripts via SSH with a check to see that the previous job isn't still running when you go to start the next one.
You'd need to setup your own backup job scripts via SSH with a check to see that the previous job isn't still running when you go to start the next one.
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2012-06-26
04:01 AM
2012-06-26
04:01 AM
Re: Backup all 5 min.
that's not the problem. The backup is max. 3MB.
how can i make my own backup job?
i tryed to change the "/etc/cron.d/frontview-backup" file. In the FrontView, i can see the changes, but the backup job dont run.
how can i make my own backup job?
i tryed to change the "/etc/cron.d/frontview-backup" file. In the FrontView, i can see the changes, but the backup job dont run.
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2012-06-26
04:38 AM
2012-06-26
04:38 AM
Re: Backup all 5 min.
Create your own cron file in /etc/cron.d, refer to a cron script which uses the cp command to copy the files you want to backup.
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