EZ Backup - community.ez.no

Wednesday 22 December 2004 8:31:11 am - 2 replies

Modified on Wednesday 22 December 2004 8:32:10 am by Heiner Wurbs

2 replies

Author	Message
Paul Borgermans	Wednesday 22 December 2004 8:44:34 am Never had problems with that. I think you also tar with the entire path from /, do you? If so cd to ezpublish root dir and do a tar cf - . > ../mybackup.tar That should work with the standard file names in ez publish -paul (also on SuSE) eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Heiner Wurbs	Wednesday 22 December 2004 9:09:27 am thanks for your answer! no, I didn't from /, I made it from ezroot. I got it now, the problem was not linux tar, it was the windows system. I copied the var directory to a new created directory called "t" and tared the t-directory. This t.tar was fine, when I opened it on the windows system on c:\t.tar. But in any subfolder it didn't work anymore. This is good news and let my christmas backup succeed!:)! By the way, I used webalizer for statistics, and for this program most of the nice urls created by ez are too long, but webalizer isn't the first choice, so it doesn't matter. Thanks for your help, heiner

Author

Message

Paul Borgermans

Wednesday 22 December 2004 8:44:34 am

Never had problems with that. I think you also tar with the entire path from /, do you?

If so

cd to ezpublish root dir and do a tar cf - . > ../mybackup.tar

That should work with the standard file names in ez publish

-paul (also on SuSE)

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
http://twitter.com/paulborgermans

Heiner Wurbs

Wednesday 22 December 2004 9:09:27 am

thanks for your answer! no, I didn't from /, I made it from ezroot.
I got it now, the problem was not linux tar, it was the windows system.

I copied the var directory to a new created directory called "t" and tared the t-directory. This t.tar was fine, when I opened it on the windows system on c:\t.tar. But in any subfolder it didn't work anymore.

This is good news and let my christmas backup succeed!:)!

By the way, I used webalizer for statistics, and for this program most of the nice urls created by ez are too long, but webalizer isn't the first choice, so it doesn't matter.

Thanks for your help,
heiner

You must be logged in to post messages in this topic!