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Backup or Restore
Command
Task
Owner backup
nbackup -cvf owner.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder /owner
Owner restore
nbackup -xvf owner.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder
Owner restore
nbackup -xvf full.sidf -U root -P password
from the full
--target-type=ifolder --extract-dir=/owner
backup file
full.sidf
iFolder backup
nbackup -cvf ifolder.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder /owner/collection
iFolder restore
nbackup -xvf ifolder.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder
nbackup -xvf owner.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder --extract-dir=/owner/collection
nbackup -xvf full.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder --extract-dir=/owner/collection
If you are restoring an entire iFolder and want to ensure that it is in the exact state it
was in when it was backed up, you should first delete the current iFolder from the
server using a client or the iFolder 3 plug-in for iManager.
Deleting the iFolder is not necessary to restore any or all of the files in the iFolder;
the difference is in what metadata is given preference during the restore. If you do
not delete the iFolder before restoring, the attributes of the iFolder, such as the
owner, members, file type or size restrictions, remain as they are in the current
version.
Subdirectory
nbackup -xvf ifolder.sidf -U root -P password
restore
--target-type=ifolder
--extract-dir=/owner/collection/relative-path
nbackup -xvf owner.sidf -U root -P password
--target-type=ifolder
--extract-dir=/owner/collection/relative-path
nbackup -xvf full.sidf -U root -P
9.7.9 Additional Information
For more information about backup, see the following man pages on your iFolder enterprise server:
,
,
nbackup(1)
sms(7)
smdrd(8)
,
,
smsconfig(1)
tsaif.conf(5)
.
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