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MAC OS X Open Directory Backup
I'm from a Microsoft background (yeah,yeah I know) and am floundering with a DR solution for my MAC OS X.
The Networker Admin Guide suggests the use of a 'savegroup'.res file on the MAC to assist in the backup of the Open Directory.
I get an error when I use one, the error is: slapcat: bad configuration file!
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can edit this file to stop the errors?
Do I even need this file to capture a backup that can be used for a DR recovery?
I'm backing up the All saveset.
sacegroup.res file:
savepnpc;
precmd: "/usr/sbin/slapcat -l /var/backups/networker.ldif; /usr/bin/nidump -r / . > /var/backups/networker.nidump";
pstcmd: "echo bye";
timeout: "17:00pm";
abort precmd with group: Yes;
Any help is appreciated!
Karen
The Networker Admin Guide suggests the use of a 'savegroup'.res file on the MAC to assist in the backup of the Open Directory.
I get an error when I use one, the error is: slapcat: bad configuration file!
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can edit this file to stop the errors?
Do I even need this file to capture a backup that can be used for a DR recovery?
I'm backing up the All saveset.
sacegroup.res file:
savepnpc;
precmd: "/usr/sbin/slapcat -l /var/backups/networker.ldif; /usr/bin/nidump -r / . > /var/backups/networker.nidump";
pstcmd: "echo bye";
timeout: "17:00pm";
abort precmd with group: Yes;
Any help is appreciated!
Karen
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Posted June 11th, 2006 04:00
where foo.bar would call:
For start I would start this without didump part just to make sure that it works - you can add that part later.
I have no clue about MacOS and above assumtion is based on UNIX/Wintel experience.