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Old 05-17-2005, 03:54 PM   #1
d'Jonz'Z
 
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Re: tar over 2 GB - how to backup it?

Each night, I take our data files and tar them into one tarball (about 59
GB). Then I ftp the tar to a 2nd box.

The tar command works fine for me. I did have problems with the ftp
process, but that was due to some time-out issues.

I'm using a script via cron. The statement is:

# tar cvf $TAR_FILE $DATA_FS 2>> $MSG_FILE.err 1>> $MSG_FILE

My OS version is:

#oslevel -r
5200-03

The script does lots of things, but I can't see where anything would affect
the success of the tar command.

Good luck - Dale

"Michael" <azmk@gazeta.pl> wrote in message
news:c08cbd4f.0505170948.782a0694@posting.google.c om...
>I need backup files that count more than 2 GB
>
> I used this:
>
> tar cf /backup/destination.tar /source
>
> but after this command destination.tar has about 20 GB so I think I
> should use pax Is it true? And how command should I enter instad tar
> cf?
>
> AIX version:
>
> # oslevel -r
> 5200-04
> #



 
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