Configuration Files for UNIX Systems
The following are examples of different variations of UNIX systems configuration files.
Example: Solaris 8 or Solaris 9 operating system with a UFS file system with fssnap installed
The first line of the file is a debugging flag. The three sections that follow the debug entry correspond to the /opt, /export/home, and / volumes on the disk.
The sections for /opt and /export/home have Snapshot enabled during backup, and the / section has Direct I/O enabled for backup and restore.
##DEBUG [/opt] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/garbage/snapbufferfile_1
[/export/home] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/garbage/snapbufferfile_2
[/] DOUBIO=BACKUP_RESTORE
Example: Solaris 8 operating system with the advanced version of the VxFS file system installed
The file contains three sections. The first line of the file is a debugging flag. The three sections in the file are /opt, /export/home, and / volume. Sections for /opt and /export/home have Snapshot enabled during backup, and the / volume has Direct I/O enabled for backup and restore.
T##DEBUG [/opt] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s4
[/export/home] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/dsk/c0t0d0s4
[/] DOUBIO=BACKUP_RESTORE
Example: HP-UX operating system having either an advanced version of the VxFS file system or the online JFS file system installed
The file contains four sections. The first line of the file is a debugging flag. The sections in the file are the /, /var, /usr, and /export volumes. In this file the / volume is enabled for Direct I/O during backup and restore and the other volumes are enabled for Snapshot during backup.
##DEBUG [/] DOUBIO=BACKUP_RESTORE
[/var] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
[/usr] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
[/export] DOSNAP=BACKUP SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
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