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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Sören Steinmetz on October 26, 2003, 08:08:48 PM
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May be basic Linux knowledge but here goes:
I'm in the process of migrating from one hardware box to another,
including going from ide to scsi harddrives.
How can I do this:
On "Server1" mount ibay data/files on "Server2"
Quite simple to be able to make the complete moving of the files in MC in the console.
I tried this, and think I got something wrong here:
mount //server2/data/files on /old/data type ext3 (rw)
What do I do wrong, or is it simply not possible to make a Linux mount like that in SME ??
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Forgot to say, Tnx in advance for any hints.
And no, I can't just make a rollback of the backup.
The old server was my test setup, and had no backup unit.
The new server is making backup on a scsi tapedrive.
Regards
Søren Steinmetz
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try...
mount -t smbfs //server2........
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Tried, but get a "syntax error near unexpected token '(r'
(I tried this mount string:
mount -t smbfs //server2/data/files /old/data (rw)
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If I don't include the (rw), I just get the help menu of mount.
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Can you not just use FTP, that works in mc as well
Per
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leave the (rw) out but do add mount -t smbfs -o username=soren,password=soren //ser.......
where soren and soren is username and password on machine your conecting too
Hope this helps you
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It won't mount.
going the hard way now, copying everything to my desktop, and then to their places on the new server.
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I got 8 ibays to move data from,
and login only gives me the public ftp folder (that i assume can't be rerooted to /home/e-smith/files)
going the hard way now, copying everything to my desktop, and then to their places on the new server.
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How about somthing like:
rsync -avze ssh root@:/home/e-smith/files/ibays/ /ibays/
Per
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Bingo,
thanks, it is sync'ing all the files right now.
Wee, me think me learned something today :-)
Thanks again, now I can get the new server in operational status instead of the old one.
Regards
Søren Steinmetz
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Just check that it's putting the files in the rigth path. (Or you will get a mess :-))
Per
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I know, made a typo in the first test run of rsync.
(but I did get me a nice new folder just about rootlevel named ibays) ;-)
Think I got it now, or I won't tell you.
Thanks again.
Søren