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Short w:HOWTO into backupping on w:Linux ( Linukka ) compatible systems. Quick and manual criss-cross-copying method by jubo-jubo.. oh well.. A child could invent this
(= September = == 2013-09-02 == Full database backup performed)
 
(Short w:HOWTO into backupping on w:Linux ( Linukka ) compatible systems. Quick and manual criss-cross-copying method by jubo-jubo.. oh well.. A child could invent this)
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== 2013-09-02 ==
Full database backup performed
Full database [[w:backup]] performed
 
== 2013-09-02 Howto make cheap and easy backups on Linux? ==
To properly do a backup one must:
# ) Isolate the information objects that need to be successfully backupped and do it
# ) VERIFY THE BACKUPS TO WORK BY LOADING INTO A REFERENCE SYSTEM ON NON-PRODUCTION CLOSED SERVER INSTANCE. Not verified truly cannot be called backup because if they are found to be faulty shit will ensue. Check that the .tar.gz's unpack and that the database dumps can be read onto MySQL.
#) Criss-cross-copy from every machine to every machine / Distribute the backups to as many servers, laptops and USB sticks as possible.
:: ''Use a dedicated backup directory on every machine. I call mine /backupmedia.''
:: ''This way we can just substitute /media/usb0 to make the  off-line copies with command 'sudo cp -r /backupmedia/* /media/usb0/.''' or 'cp -rf /backupmedia/* /media/usb0/.' if you don't need to force using sudo rights which I do for some reason on the [[w:USB stick]]. Be adviced that a normal USB key will accept '''any sudo password on any machine''' afaik. 
 
:::: Sorted. --[[User:Juboxi|Juboxi]] ([[User talk:Juboxi|talk]]) 14:44, 2 September 2013 (EEST)
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