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Operating Systems Solaris Solaris BigAdmin RSS Backing Up the Data of a File System on the Fly Post 302258481 by Linux Bot on Friday 14th of November 2008 04:40:06 PM
Old 11-14-2008
Backing Up the Data of a File System on the Fly
Read about using Solaris Volume Manager software to transfer the data of a file system across to another partition so that the data can be backed up at any time. When backing up in Solaris, the file system must be inactive; otherwise, the output may be inconsistent. A file system is inactive when it is unmounted or it is write locked by OS. Although fssnap utility in Solaris can do online backup, it will fail if the file system could not be write locked.

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gnutls_url_is_supported(3)					      gnutls						gnutls_url_is_supported(3)

NAME

       gnutls_url_is_supported - API function

SYNOPSIS

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       int gnutls_url_is_supported(const char* url);

ARGUMENTS

       const char* url
		   A PKCS 11 url

DESCRIPTION

       Check whether url is supported.	Depending on the system libraries GnuTLS may support pkcs11 or tpmkey URLs.

RETURNS

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	      info gnutls

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