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='''How to install thirdy party backup software like Yosemite Backup and Hp Data Protector Express (Draft 1)'''=
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='''How to install thirdy party backup software like Yosemite Backup and Hp Data Protector Express'''=
    
Hp tape drives come bundled with Data Protector Express Single Server Edition 3.x (DPE) that is the Hp branded version of Yosemite Backup 8.x Single Server (YB). You may be interested in using one of this software for their graphical interface, for their extended scheduling capabilities or for their ability to interact (in full version) with other servers with installed tape drives (you could backup your data on a tape drive that is physically on another server).
 
Hp tape drives come bundled with Data Protector Express Single Server Edition 3.x (DPE) that is the Hp branded version of Yosemite Backup 8.x Single Server (YB). You may be interested in using one of this software for their graphical interface, for their extended scheduling capabilities or for their ability to interact (in full version) with other servers with installed tape drives (you could backup your data on a tape drive that is physically on another server).
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  /etc/e-smith/events/local
 
  /etc/e-smith/events/local
 
containing the command to start the service:
 
containing the command to start the service:
  usr/local/yosemite/yosemitebackup/ytlinsvc -s (Yosemite Backup)
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  /usr/local/yosemite/yosemitebackup/ytlinsvc -s (Yosemite Backup)
 
or:
 
or:
 
  /usr/local/hp/dpx/dplinsvc -s (Hp DPE)
 
  /usr/local/hp/dpx/dplinsvc -s (Hp DPE)
You could have the capability to manage the software using a “clipper style” console very similar to Novell Netware applications panels, but this is not very practical (when starting this managemente console a warning will appear saying that this kind of interface is no longer supported); anyway the commands to do this are:
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You could have the capability to manage the software using a “clipper style” console very similar to Novell Netware applications panels, but this is not very practical (when starting this management console a warning will appear saying that this kind of interface is no longer supported); anyway the commands to do this are:
  usr/local/yosemite/yosemitebackup/ytadmin (Yosemite Backup)
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  /usr/local/yosemite/yosemitebackup/ytadmin (Yosemite Backup)
 
or:
 
or:
 
  /usr/local/hp/dpx/dpadmin (Hp DPE)
 
  /usr/local/hp/dpx/dpadmin (Hp DPE)
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  perl -e 'use esmith::Backup; $b = new esmith::Backup;print join("\n",$b->restore_list)'
 
  perl -e 'use esmith::Backup; $b = new esmith::Backup;print join("\n",$b->restore_list)'
 
Which on a sme7.x server shows:  
 
Which on a sme7.x server shows:  
  home/e-smith<BR>etc/e-smith/templates-custom<BR>etc/e-smith/templates-user-custom<BR>etc/ssh<BR>root<BR>etc/sudoers<BR>etc/passwd<BR>etc/shadow<BR>etc/group<BR>etc/gshadow<BR>etc/samba/secrets.tdb<BR>etc/samba/<BR>smbpasswd<BR>etc/smbpasswd<BR>
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  home/e-smith<BR>etc/e-smith/templates-custom<BR>etc/e-smith/templates-user-custom<BR>etc/ssh<BR>root<BR>etc/sudoers<BR>etc/passwd<BR>etc/shadow<BR>etc/group<BR>etc/gshadow<BR>etc/samba/secrets.tdb<BR>etc/samba/smbpasswd<BR>etc/smbpasswd<BR>
 
This is the list of files to be selected when creating a backup job in Data Protector or Yosemite Backup jobs (You must backup also the catalog/database of the YB/DPE backup software).<BR>
 
This is the list of files to be selected when creating a backup job in Data Protector or Yosemite Backup jobs (You must backup also the catalog/database of the YB/DPE backup software).<BR>
 
=='''Some further tips:'''<BR>==
 
=='''Some further tips:'''<BR>==
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