Rsync via SSH tunnel
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Rsync via SSH tunnel
rsync -rogpav -e ssh --delete /home/binnyva 192168.0.30:/var/Backup/home
Rsync via SSH tunnel
rsync -rogpav -e ssh --delete /home/binnyva 192168.0.30:/var/Backup/home
Restoring a backup created by the dump command.
restore -if home_backup.bak
Make a incremental backup of directory ‘/home/binnyva’
dump -1aj -f home.bak /home/binnyva/
Make a full backup of directory ‘/home’
dump -0aj -f home.bak /home
Sync two folders using rsync command
rsync -rogpav --delete /home/me /backup/folder
Backup all files in /var/lib/mysql to another folder
To restore, stop mysqld if it is running
service stop mysqld
Move all database files back to /var/lib/mysql. Make sure that all the folder and files in that folder belongs to mysql
chown -R mysql.mysql /var/lib/mysql
Try starting mysql
service start mysqld
[tags]mysql,database,table,backup,data,db,restore[/tags]
Backup a folder to another local folder using the rsync tool.
rsync -av ~/Scripts/ /var/Backup/Rsync/Scripts/
a = Archive Mode
v = Verbose
[tags]backup,linux,command,rsync,folder,local,tools[/tags]
This command can be used to backup MySQL database.
mysqldump -u <User> -p <Database name> [<Table name>] > backup.sql
This command will create a file ‘backup.sql’ that will have all the data of the Database. The <Table name> is optional.
The database can be restored from such a dump using the command
mysql -u <User> <Database name> < backup.sql
I backup all the task in Nexty using this command.
mysqldump -u root Apps_Nexty > nexty.sql
This will create a file called ‘nexty.sql’ - which can be restored using the command…
mysql -u root Apps_nexty < nexty.sql
[tags]mysql,backup,import,export,restore,database,command,dump,sql[/tags]
rsync -avze ssh Scripts/ binnyva@binnyva.com:backup/Scripts/
Backups the script folder to a remote location. Original Article…
[tag]linux,rsync,command,cli,backup,ssh,remote[/tag]