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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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4. Recover Files

Recovery of files using the clone.pl script is the same as step 3 under

Execution on page 131, this restores the entire partition to recover the needed

files. Otherwise, to obtain individual files mount the backup partition with the

files you wish to recover and copy them back to the original location

manually.

5. Recover Partitions/Files/Root when booted off CD

If the system drive is corrupted, boot the system off the CD and do the

recovery. If clone.cfg is saved, copy clone.cfg to /tmp. Otherwise,

manually mount the slices on the system drive before executing clone.pl.

Recover partitions /var /usr and root, when clone.cfg is in /tmp.

#perl clone.pl -b off -r on -p '/ /var /usr' -L 4

Recover partitions /usr and root, when no clone.cfg exists.

#mount /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 /tmp/ c0t0d0s0

#mount /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s6 /tmp/ c0t0d0s6

#perl clone.pl -b off -r on -p '/ /usr' -L 4

Configure

The clone.cfg file contains a list of all system and backup drives and all mounted

slices information of the most recent backup procedure. The configuration file is

created automatically after the successful completion of a clone.pl operation. If

$MPSHOME is set then the clone.cfg file is stored in /opt/vps/common/etc/

clone.cfg. Otherwise, the file is located in the /tmp directory. The content of this

file can be changed.

# Example clone.cfg file.

# Note the backup drive specified in command line options

has high priority.

# TYPEDRIVE

systemc0t0d0

backupc0t1d0

# Mounted slices information

# TYPEMOUNTED ONFILESYSTEM

mountedfs/c0t0d0s0

mountedfs/usrc0t0d0s6

mountedfs/varc0t0d0s4

mountedfs/optc0t0d0s5

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