After you restore a file, the directory tree to its original location is reconstructed, which is useful because it reminds you where on the hard drive the original file used to reside. This means if you need to copy it back, you know where to put it. If you recover a number of files...
By implementing these methods, you can significantly enhance the reliability of your applications on Linux systems. Whether you choosesystemd, or custom shell scripts, the key is to have a proactive strategy in place to detect failures and automatically recover from them. This makes sure that your...
Recently my Linux desktop computer can’t mount my5TB external hard disk drive(HDD), and the file manager displays the “can’t read superblock” error on the screen. I’m going to share with you what I did to fix the error, so if you are in the same situation, this article may h...
If you make a mistake, such as losing one file, you lose the ability to recover the entire chain. Backup automation Backups should be created regularly and automatically. You can automate SQL Server backups in different ways. The following ways will be discussed below: Shell script and ...
I'm just looking down the road in the event I might have to recover something important.If it would be better going back to the Fat32 file system I would rather do it sooner than later. Just as a side note I am dual booting between linux and windows. View 6 Replies View Related ...
In my case: MAILADDR gacanepa@localhost RAID Monitoring Email Alerts To runmdadmin monitor + scan mode, add the following crontab entry as root: @reboot /sbin/mdadm --monitor --scan --oneshot By default,mdadmwill check the RAID arrays every 60 seconds and send an alert if it finds an ...
With a small detour, it’s even possible to recover only a single file and retrieve the previously archived, last version. Go about this in two steps: BACKUP_DIR=/targetdirectory/backup ls -l ${BACKUP_DIR} for archive in ${BACKUP_DIR}/backup-*tar.gz; do tar -tzf $archive | grep ...
Instead, navigate to the folder you want to keep your backup file. Once within this folder, type in the name you want to give your backup file in the text field (1.) at the bottom as shown in the screenshot below. Make sure you have “.img” at the end of the name you choose ...
Linux LVM Snapshots LVM snapshots. Investigating some backup issues I decided to give them a try to see if they can help. This was done on CentOS 7. First, the important detail: the LVM snapshot lives in the same volume group as the logical volume one is making snapshot of. So, if...
Here is how to recover the GPT partition table. Boot the VM from a Linux Live ISO file, then use gdisk to repair the partition table on your disk. (Your disk name might be different such as/dev/sda.) sudo gdisk /dev/vda Then enter the following command one by one in gdisk: ...