Re: linux backup with ACLs - command line questions.

[email protected] wrote:

> Thanks for the quick reply.
>
> shilling>> you are probably using an outdated star
>
> perhaps it was, I now have the lastest version. (the sys-admin said it was
> "uptodate"
> I guess RH's idea of Up2date is really old).
>
> I still have one remaining problem.

Which version did you use before and which do you use now?

> > Did you follow the examples for incremental dumps/restores frim the man
> page?
>
> That is what I started with, and reviewing the new man page (which looks
> almost the same)
> I now have these command lines, and I get this error:
>
> Effectively, I have 3 mount points, /(root), /boot, and /repos
> I back them up as follows, and each of them I get the same error.
> (I did not have this error before)
>
> #1 ----
> /opt/schily/bin/star bs=256k -c -xdev -acl level=0 -wtardumps f=/dev/nst0
> -C /boot .
> /opt/schily/bin/star: Error parsing mount point

Looks like your /etc/tardumps file is corrupted.

Jörg

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