SYSADMIN(C) XENIX System V SYSADMIN(C)
Name
sysadmin - Performs file system backups and restores files.
Syntax
/etc/sysadmin
Description
sysadmin is a utility for performing file system backups and
for restoring files from backup volumes. It can do a daily
incremental backup (level 9), or a periodic full backup
(level 0). It can provide a listing of the files backed up
and also has facilities for restoring individual files and
complete filesystems from backups.
Any supported archive medium may be used to create backups.
Any filesystem may be backed up. Menus of these devices are
created for each option from the files /tmp/backup.list,
/etc/default/archive, and /etc/default/filesys.
You must be the super-user to use this program.
Files
/tmp/backup.list
/etc/default/archive
/etc/default/filesys
See Also
backup(C), dumpdir(C), mkfs(C), restore(C), archive(F),
filesys(F)
Notes
/tmp/backup.list, /etc/default/archive and
/etc/default/filesys may be edited to add devices, or to
delete entries for devices that are no longer used.
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