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Old 05-01-2006
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Exclamation How to backup /home directories?
I know that how to backup the home directories in sun sparc server.

Firstly, umount the filesystem,
Secondly, fsck the filesystem,
Thirdly, ufsdump the filesystem.

Anybody know how to type the full command line backup the /home directory?
 

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