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On the server to be backed up (server1) do
On the server to be backed up (server1) do
mkdir -p /temp
mkdir -p /temp
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mv /home/e-smith/files/users /temp
mv /home/e-smith/files/ibays /temp
mv /home/e-smith/files/ibays /temp
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mv /home/e-smith/files/users /temp
Perform backup to desktop on server1 using the standard server manager panel
Perform backup to desktop on server1 using the standard server manager panel
Then on server1 do
Then on server1 do
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mv /temp/ibays /home/e-smith/files/ibays
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mv /temp/users /home/e-smith/files/
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mv /temp/users /home/e-smith/files/users
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mv /temp/ibays /home/e-smith/files/
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You should now have a second server (server2) which is identically configured to server1 (except for changes that were made) but without User & Ibay data. Note that the user & ibays will exist in server manager and in the file structure, but they will be empty.
You should now have a second server (server2) which is identically configured to server1 (except for changes that were made) but without User & Ibay data. Note that the user & ibays will exist in server manager and in the file structure, but they will be empty.
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==='''Copying data to the restored server'''===
==='''Copying data to the restored server'''===