Command Line Access
Q. Can I have direct access at the command line to my Backup Area.
A. Yes
Here is a command line example.First changes directories to where DelatCopy lives:
cd "\Program Files\Synametrics Technologies\DeltaCopy"
Then when in this directory:
rsync.exe -v -rlt -z -e ssh "/cygdrive/C/localdir/" "
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:/remotedir/"
Putting a "/" at the end of "/cygdrive/C/localdir/" will put everything inside"localdir"directly into "remotedir"
rsync.exe -v -rlt -z -e ssh "/cygdrive/C/localdir" "
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:/remotedir/"
NOT putting a "/" at the end of "/cygdrive/C/localdir" will put "localdir" and everything under it into "remotedir" as "remotedir/localdir"
You need to have DeltaCopy installed on your PC. DELTACOPY
You need an account on our Backup Server which will be "username"
You will need a password.
And the first time you run this command you will need to accept our encryption certificate.
Q. Can I have direct access on the Backup Server to get files back.
A. Yes
Using MUTT on the server from an SSH connection the following command should be used.
cat /home/backup.txt | /usr/bin/mutt This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it -s 'Backup file for you, please check.' -a home/samba/shares/office/somefile.doc
The file name for your file will differ as well the path. That is why this is best done by some one in your business with IT experence.