Conf File Backup Idea
Tony Nelson
tonynelson at georgeanelson.com
Sat Aug 1 13:50:02 UTC 2009
On 09-08-01 03:41:12, Terry Barnaby wrote:
> Something that we do to get most of the configuration files backed up
> is:
...
rpm -qac --dump | sed -e "/^(/d" | while read -a line
...
> This should backup any files that are marked as configuration files
> in the RPM packages and have changed. If you has installed tarballs
> etc, you will obviously have to add any configuration files for those
> manually. We normally do this during OS updates so we can quickly
> look back at configuration changes without having to go and get the
> full backup disk.
Is this so you back up conf files that aren't stored in /etc, or
because you can't afford the space for a full copy of /etc?
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