1backuplogs(5)                 File Formats Manual                backuplogs(5)
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NAME

6       backuplogs.<DDMMMYY> - Format of a Coda backup log file
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DESCRIPTION

10       A  backuplog  is  created each day with day, month and year appended to
11       the name "backuplogs".  The  file  backuplogs  contains  the  following
12       information collected by the backup and BSD dump programs:
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14       ·      the cloning process of each replica that makes up a Volume
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17       ·      the dump of each replica to local tape
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20       ·      Attempts  to retry failed operations such as unable to contact a
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24       ·      Successfully volumes (incrementals are  marked,  otherwise  full
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28       ·      Lists any volumes that failed to be backed up
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31       ·      Lists any partially backup volumes (e.g if a replica was missed)
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34       ·      BSD Dump statistics
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37       ·      the disk image file names dumped to tape
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40       This  file  may  be  used to identify successful, partially successful,
41       partially failed, or complete failures of a backup  to  occur.   It  is
42       also  used  to identify the replica file names that make up a Volume to
43       used by merge(8) to restore a replica.  Also note that the BSD  restore
44       command  is  used  to  retrieve  files from a tape listed in the backu‐
45       plogs.<date> file.  Restore should be done via restore(1) command  pro‐
46       vided by the BSD-DUMP facility.  The the most recent incremental(s) are
47       then merged with the most recent full backup of a volume.
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EXAMPLE

50       date: Mon 01/05/98
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52       00:05:26 Partition /backup1: 2561728 available size (1K blocks, minfree=5%), 256
53       1715 free blocks.
54       00:05:26 Partition /backup2: 2561728 available size (1K blocks, minfree=5%), 256
55       1715 free blocks.
56       00:05:26 Partition /backup3: 2559782 available size (1K blocks, minfree=5%), 255
57       9767 free blocks.
58       00:05:26 VLDBLookup: VLDB_size unset. Calling VCheckVLDB()
59       00:05:26 7f0003f4: cloning
60       00:05:29        e20000af->e20000b0
61       00:05:33        e10000bd->e10000be
62       00:05:36        e30000ae->e30000af
63       00:09:34 7f0003ef: cloning
64       00:09:57        e2000093->e20000ad
65       00:10:27        e10000a1->e10000bb
66       00:10:57        e3000092->e30000b4
67       00:29:02 Dumping 7f0003f4.e20000af to /backup1/05Jan1998/massenet.coda.cs.cmu.ed
68       u-7f0003f4.e20000af ...
69       00:29:02                Transferred 112131 bytes
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71       00:29:02 Dumping 7f0003f4.e10000bd to /backup2/05Jan1998/poulenc.coda.cs.cmu.edu
72       -7f0003f4.e10000bd ...
73       00:29:03                Transferred 112131 bytes
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75       00:29:03 Dumping 7f0003f4.e30000ae to /backup1/05Jan1998/rameau.coda.cs.cmu.edu-7f0003f4.e30000ae ...
76       00:29:14                Transferred 3768325 bytes
77       01:12:12 Dumping 7f0003ef.e2000093 to /backup1/05Jan1998/massenet.coda.cs.cmu.edu-7f0003ef.e2000093 ...
78       01:18:31                Transferred 119182513 bytes
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80       01:18:31 Dumping 7f0003ef.e10000a1 to /backup2/05Jan1998/poulenc.coda.cs.cmu.edu-7f0003ef.e10000a1 ...
81       01:33:44                Transferred 119182513 bytes
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83       01:33:44 Dumping 7f0003ef.e3000092 to /backup3/05Jan1998/rameau.coda.cs.cmu.edu-7f0003ef.e3000092 ...
84       01:42:03                Transferred 119172268 bytes
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86       03:58:16                Transferred 309842 bytes
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89       03:58:19 Attempting to retry any failed operations.
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91       03:58:19 Successfully backed-up Volumes:
92       03:58:19 0x7f0003f4 (incremental)       f:u.satya2
93       03:58:19 0x7f0003ef                     f:u.mre
94       03:58:19 Only partially successfully backed-up Volumes:
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96       03:58:19 Volumes that FAILED backup:
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98       03:58:19 Volumes that were NOT backed-up:
99       03:58:19 0x7f000394                     t.test
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101       [STATISTICAL SUMMERIES OF THE DUMP NORMALLY APPEAR HERE]
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103       ---------> Partition /backup:
104       ---------> command: mt -f /dev/nst0 rewind
105       ---------> command: restore -b 500 -s 1 -f /dev/nst0 -t /
106       Level 0 dump of /backup on dvorak.coda.cs.cmu.edu:/dev/sda1
107       Label: none
108       Dump   date: Mon Jan  5 04:05:14 1998
109       Dumped from: the epoch
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111               11      ./lost+found
112             2041      ./05Jan1998
113             4081      ./05Jan1998/massenet.coda.cs.cmu.edu
114             4082      ./05Jan1998/massenet.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003f4.e20000af
115             4087      ./05Jan1998/massenet.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003ef.e2000093
116             6121      ./05Jan1998/poulenc.coda.cs.cmu.edu
117             6122      ./05Jan1998/poulenc.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003f4.e10000bd
118             6127      ./05Jan1998/poulenc.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003ef.e10000a1
119             8161      ./05Jan1998/rameau.coda.cs.cmu.edu
120             8162      ./05Jan1998/rameau.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003f4.e30000ae
121             8167      ./05Jan1998/rameau.coda.cs.cmu.edu/7f0003ef.e3000092
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SEE ALSO

125       backup (8), dump (1), restore (1), dumplist (5), vicetab (5), merge (8)
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AUTHOR

128       Joshua Raiff, 1993, Taken from the System Administrators Guide.
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130       Henry M. Pierce, 1998, updated.
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