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===Typical scenarios===

===Typical scenarios===

each set".

each set".

if you want a fixed number of increments in each set, then choose "Full backup

If you want a fixed number of increments, less than a multiple of 7, in each set, then choose "Full backup

is allowed on" = Anyday.

is allowed on" = Everyday. eg Daily backups in each set = 6 will result in 1 Full backup and 5 incremental backups, on each full backup all backups are deleted including the incrementals.

===Adding/Excluding Directories and Files from the backup list===

===Adding/Excluding Directories and Files from the backup list===

{{Warning box|The e-smith-backup panel is designed to be used as a full disaster recovery backup & restore method for your sme server, and as such relies on the correct directories being included in the backup. Do not delete any of the default directories from 40go-into as these are all essential for a successful full Restore of your backup to a clean install of the sme server operating system (you will need to reinstall add on apps or contribs). You can safely add directories eg /opt, as indicated, but that should typically be the extent of changes made.}}

{{Warning box|The e-smith-backup panel is designed to be used as a full disaster recovery backup & restore method for your sme server, and as such relies on the correct directories being included in the backup. Do not delete any of the default directories from 40go-into as these are all essential for a successful full Restore of your backup to a clean install of the sme server operating system (you will need to reinstall add on apps or contribs). You can safely add directories eg /opt (without leading '/' ), as indicated, but that should typically be the extent of changes made.}}

====Adding Files and Directories====

====Adding Files and Directories====

The default backup does not include /opt

The default backup does not include /opt

  mount /dev/sdc1 /media/BackupDrive1/

  mount /dev/sdc1 /media/BackupDrive1/

You can mount the configured CIFS/SMB destination using<syntaxhighlight>

You can mount the configured CIFS/SMB destination using<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" >

mount -t cifs //$(config getprop backupwk SmbHost)/$(config getprop backupwk SmbShare) /mnt/smb -o credentials=/etc/dar/CIFScredentials

mount -t cifs //$(config getprop backupwk SmbHost)/$(config getprop backupwk SmbShare) $(config getprop backupwk Mount) -o credentials=/etc/dar/CIFScredentials

</syntaxhighlight>List available backup sets using<syntaxhighlight>

</syntaxhighlight>List available backups<syntaxhighlight lang="bash" >

ls /mnt/smb/$(config get SystemName).$(config get DomainName)/

find $(config getprop backupwk Mount)/$(config get SystemName).$(config get DomainName) -name "*.1.dar" | sed s/\.1\.dar$//

</syntaxhighlight>

</syntaxhighlight>

{{Note box|Unmount the backup destination after any manual exploration:

{{Note box|Unmount the backup destination after any manual exploration:

   umount /mnt/smb}}

   umount $(config getprop backupwk Mount)}}

 

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