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<silent-> my company gave me a small project do in linux , i need you to give me some advice.
<silent-> basically its will be a file server and something ...
- 12-21-2010 #1Just Joined!
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need to install a server, configure samba and raid 1
<silent-> my company gave me a small project do in linux , i need you to give me some advice.
<silent-> basically its will be a file server and something like 5 users will need to access a shared folder
<silent-> 1- first i will need to install an os, i guess i will install centos
<silent-> 2- i will need to share a folder i guess with samba give it full control, then the user from windows machines can accept the shar through a mapped drive , example t:
<silent-> 3- i will need to configure raid 1
<silent-> 4- i wanted to know what are my recovery options, how do i do do backup, if something happend can i recover my system to another day ? is there a tool i can install that create an image and then when i want i can restore back the image.
<silent-> for step 2, and 3 i think i need a how to toturial step by step cause i never done that.
thanks a lot
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- 12-25-2010 #3Just Joined!
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i did everything..
right now what i need to know is...
i have 2 discs set with software raid1 ....
i want to clone my first disc to a third disc then put it offisite..so that if my os get corrupted i can plug my third disc and i can boot with a working os...
i heard of clonezilla...
can someone tell me step by step how to do it..
thanks
- 12-26-2010 #4forum.guy
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You can find step-by-step documentation for using Clonezilla here:
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- 12-27-2010 #5Just Joined!
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MY 2 raid1 Disks are 1 Terra. The third disk is 500 gb.
When i did cp /dev/sda /dev/sdb , i got cp writing /dev/sdb : no space left on device.
I dont get this i just installed centos gui server, and nothing on it.
Now i tried to a disc to disc clone through clonezilla it said not enough space.
I am doing now a an image backup to a third disc and now the status is 450gb and its growing... i cancelled it
I really dont get this..what is taking the space..whats going on here..
i shut down the third disc...plugged in again the the raid1 second disc..
[root@localhost ~]# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/md1 895G 2.4G 847G 1% /
/dev/md0 190M 18M 163M 10% /boot
tmpfs 2.0G 0 2.0G 0% /dev/shm
as u can see i used 2.4 gigs, so why when i try to do an image or disk to disk clone to a 500 gigs it says no space..
or if i do to a bakcup to image it was getting 430 gigs so i canceled it.
- 12-27-2010 #6
Again I don't think you understand how a RAID1 works. Did you look at the links I gave you above?
As for your backup disk, have your created a partition and has it been formated?


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