Reference

print_errors(8)

utility to extract error messages from afbackup

NAME

print_errors - utility to extract error messages from afbackup

SYNOPSIS

print_errors [ -c <configuration-file> ] [ -<past-backup-no> ] [ -I <indexfile-part> ] [ -V <var-directory> ] [ -N <num-indexes-to-store> ] [ -z <compress-cmd> <uncompress-cmd> ]

DESCRIPTION

If no option of the type -<past-backup-no> is supplied (e.g. -2 ), the most recently made backup is accessed. If an option like this is given, the backup system tries to extract the errors from the backup before ( -1 ) or even an earlier one. This requires, that enough file- and directory-name-logging is provided. This can be done with the client-side configuration parameter NumIndexesToStore. A different configuration file can be supplied with the -c option.

-c

Use the given file for configuration information

-I <idx-prefix>

The first part of the filename, the names of the stored files and directories can be found. The current total backup number is appended (that increments each start of a full backup). If these files undergo compression, .z is appended

-N <num-idxes>

The number of filename list files, that is stored over time. A new list is begun at each start of a full backup (except -a is supplied)

-V <var-dir>

The directory, where varying files are put

-z <zipcmd> <unzipcmd>

The commands to use for compress and uncompress. If a command comprises of several words, it must be put in quotes

FILES

/var/lib/afbackup/client.conf

Client configuration file

/var/log/afbackup

The directory for logging the client backups

/var/lib/afbackup

Some internal state information of the client backups.

SEE ALSO

afclientconfig(8), xafclientconfig(8), full_backup(8), incr_backup(8), afverify(8), afrestore(8), print_errors(8), afclient.conf(8), afserver.conf(8), tar(1)

AUTHOR

afbackup was written by Albert Fluegel ([email protected]). This manpage was extracted from the text docs by Christian Meder ([email protected]).

History

-I since Debian 2.1 (Slink); -N since Debian 2.1 (Slink); -V since Debian 2.1 (Slink); -c since Debian 2.1 (Slink).