How do I create a backup image of my server?
Jay Stapleton
jay at mentorcomputers.on.ca
Sun Dec 2 23:24:38 UTC 2007
`mondoarchive` from the command-line
-Jay.
Richard Pullano wrote:
> I just installed Mondo on 7.10 and I cannot seem to find the program now
> to try it out :-(
> Richard
>
> R. Wood wrote:
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>> Allegedly, on Sun, Dec 02, 2007 at 04:41:39PM -0500, Jay Stapleton stated:
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>>> Az wrote:
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>>>> Hi, now that I have a "working version" of my server, I would like
>>>> to back it up. I am long time user of Nortons Ghost 2003 for my
>>>> laptop. I like Ghost so much that I am holding off upgrading to
>>>> their new "Go Back " feature for as long as I can. It allows me to
>>>> create a compressed image and I can generally have my laptop back up
>>>> and running with everything on it, OS, patches, email, files, etc.
>>>> in about 45 minutes.
>>>>
>>>> Is there something similar that I can do with Ubuntu that will allow
>>>> me to save a working "snapshot" of my server? I know that as I as
>>>> start to play with it, I will blow it up and don't want to have to
>>>> rebuild it from scratch again.
>>>>
>>>> If someone can point me in the direction of a method, utility out
>>>> there can accomplish this, that would be much appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Check out Mondo-rescue. It makes a bootable rescue disc out of your
>>> existing filesystem.
>>>
>>> -Jay
>>>
>>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'll mention 2 tools, neither of which I have ever used ;-)
>>
>> First I'll second (no pun intended :-) 'mondo'. It appears to have a
>> very good reputation.
>>
>> Secondly there is a tool called 'partimage' that sounds pretty good.
>> For a description see 'synaptic', or type:
>> apt-cache show partimage
>>
>> I'm sure folks on the list would be interested to find out how these
>> various tools worked for you, if you try any of them :-)
>>
>> HTH,
>> Raymond
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