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Thank you for these scripts! They appear to be exactly what I was looking for (manageSnapshots.sh and backupData.sh in particular). I've just got one issue ... I'm trying to backup datasets on my primary storage server to a backup server. The servers are very similar in configuration, right down to the names of the pools/datasets. When I invoke backupData.sh from the command line:
Nothing much happens, and I get the following in backupData.sh.log:
20171006_165920 INFO -------------------------------------
20171006_165920 ERROR SSH connection test successful.
20171006_165920 ERROR The source filesystem "Pool01/Misc" is in the same pool than the destination filesystem "Pool01/Misc"
Am I doing something wrong? It also occurs to me that perhaps the script requires the storage pool to have a different name, even when located on another server. Any comment?
Thanks again!
Chris
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Hello Fritz,
Thank you for these scripts! They appear to be exactly what I was looking for (manageSnapshots.sh and backupData.sh in particular). I've just got one issue ... I'm trying to backup datasets on my primary storage server to a backup server. The servers are very similar in configuration, right down to the names of the pools/datasets. When I invoke backupData.sh from the command line:
./backupData.sh -s [email protected] Pool01/Misc Pool01/Misc
Nothing much happens, and I get the following in backupData.sh.log:
Am I doing something wrong? It also occurs to me that perhaps the script requires the storage pool to have a different name, even when located on another server. Any comment?
Thanks again!
Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: