cron'd restores
Earl Cahill
cahille at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 24 17:29:24 UTC 2007
>>a --latest flag for restore, so that brackup-restore just finds the
>>latest backup and restores it
>That can be easily achieved with a shell script that calls
>brackup-target list_backups and then brackup-restore. IMO a built-in
>option is not needed.
Guess my goal would be that all interested parties wouldn't have to write their own shell script.
>>a --verify_directory=/var/orig option to brackup-restore. The
>>restore could then do the restore and compare the restored contents
>>to the
>>/var/orig contents. Or, depending on how self-aware things are, just
>>/a --verify flag
>I probably miss the point of your desired verification feature,
I just want to make sure that I am backing up in a way that can be restored, where the restoration can be verified as representing the original, bit for bit.
> but
here
> again I think that you can do that with a shell script (brackup-restore
> && diff).
As above, would like to help the problem for other interested parties.
After some more thought, I guess I would propose a --diff flag that would just list differences between the original and the restoration.
Am I the only brackup user out there that would like to know that he
isn't just spinning his wheels and that his backups could really be
restored?
Perhaps I should send different emails, but
1. Any thoughts of adding zip support? I might be missing it, but I couldn't see it in Backup.pm or Restore.pm. I would be just fine with a little cpu hit to save a few bucks :)
2. How about a limit so I don't accidentally back up / and get a huge s3 bill?
Thanks,
Earl
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