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Rsync with crontab help
Which folders to restore from full system backup after harddisk change?is it possible to rsync to another server using crontab?Backup with rsync works but not in crontabHow do I move /home/user to a zfs pool?16.04 LTS server. Trying to use zfs but it is not auto mounting after rebootShell Script with Rsync runs fine on its own however not with crontabrsync and crontabCrontab for an rsync backup with ssh connectionEncrypt internal drives and unlock with USB driveNeed help setting up Docker Home Media server
I am not a great linux user, and am just attempting to backup my server files in case of a drive failure. I currently have an SSD running docker containers for a media server, and the media is stored on a ZFS pool of 4 drives in a RAIDZ array. I am attempting to figure out how to rsync my crontab directory to the ZFS pool, and possibly also put it onto a usb to make sure my .env files don't get lost if the SSD fails. I don't know if I worded all of what I'm trying to get across correctly, so sorry! I suppose this would make more sense to just do as /home /mnt (name of the zpool).
rsync -av --delete /home /mnt- does this command look correct?
Below is what my Docker backup cronjob looks like, as well as the ZFS scrub.
m h dom mon dow command
0 2 * * * /home//.docker/main.sh -b max
zpool scrub every month
0 2 1 * * /sbin/zpool scrub mnt
0 13 1 * * /sbin/zpool status
Thanks in advance!
server backup cron rsync zfs
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I am not a great linux user, and am just attempting to backup my server files in case of a drive failure. I currently have an SSD running docker containers for a media server, and the media is stored on a ZFS pool of 4 drives in a RAIDZ array. I am attempting to figure out how to rsync my crontab directory to the ZFS pool, and possibly also put it onto a usb to make sure my .env files don't get lost if the SSD fails. I don't know if I worded all of what I'm trying to get across correctly, so sorry! I suppose this would make more sense to just do as /home /mnt (name of the zpool).
rsync -av --delete /home /mnt- does this command look correct?
Below is what my Docker backup cronjob looks like, as well as the ZFS scrub.
m h dom mon dow command
0 2 * * * /home//.docker/main.sh -b max
zpool scrub every month
0 2 1 * * /sbin/zpool scrub mnt
0 13 1 * * /sbin/zpool status
Thanks in advance!
server backup cron rsync zfs
add a comment |
I am not a great linux user, and am just attempting to backup my server files in case of a drive failure. I currently have an SSD running docker containers for a media server, and the media is stored on a ZFS pool of 4 drives in a RAIDZ array. I am attempting to figure out how to rsync my crontab directory to the ZFS pool, and possibly also put it onto a usb to make sure my .env files don't get lost if the SSD fails. I don't know if I worded all of what I'm trying to get across correctly, so sorry! I suppose this would make more sense to just do as /home /mnt (name of the zpool).
rsync -av --delete /home /mnt- does this command look correct?
Below is what my Docker backup cronjob looks like, as well as the ZFS scrub.
m h dom mon dow command
0 2 * * * /home//.docker/main.sh -b max
zpool scrub every month
0 2 1 * * /sbin/zpool scrub mnt
0 13 1 * * /sbin/zpool status
Thanks in advance!
server backup cron rsync zfs
I am not a great linux user, and am just attempting to backup my server files in case of a drive failure. I currently have an SSD running docker containers for a media server, and the media is stored on a ZFS pool of 4 drives in a RAIDZ array. I am attempting to figure out how to rsync my crontab directory to the ZFS pool, and possibly also put it onto a usb to make sure my .env files don't get lost if the SSD fails. I don't know if I worded all of what I'm trying to get across correctly, so sorry! I suppose this would make more sense to just do as /home /mnt (name of the zpool).
rsync -av --delete /home /mnt- does this command look correct?
Below is what my Docker backup cronjob looks like, as well as the ZFS scrub.
m h dom mon dow command
0 2 * * * /home//.docker/main.sh -b max
zpool scrub every month
0 2 1 * * /sbin/zpool scrub mnt
0 13 1 * * /sbin/zpool status
Thanks in advance!
server backup cron rsync zfs
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