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for

Macintosh

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for

Macintosh

User's

MS

OS/2

MS

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Guide

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Server

User's

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Guide

LAN

Manager Administrator

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to

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Contents

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General Information

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General Information for Backing Up Macintosh Files

This Macintosh program.

release

section

restoring

section

files.

notes

are

describes

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the

rules

files.

into

that

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apply

contains general guidelines

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guidelines

apply

following

to

both

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any

archive

sections:

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up

General

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section

an

automatic

Up

Macintosh Files with

describes

backup

how

schedule

to

include

Backup.

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files

section to

an

discusses

AFP

server.

how

to

restore

Information

AFP Server File System

When

backing

to

understand

uses

to

store importance Macintosh

Appendix D in

Guide

before

up

and

restoring Macintosh

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directory structure 3+0pen

files.

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also

useful

of

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resource

files.

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diconnect

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open

file.

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Macintosh

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programs

users

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users.

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Macintosh

on

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MACADMIN

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utility, refer

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Guide.

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3

Special Macintosh Service Files

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to

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service

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server,

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user directories.

and

subdirectory

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subdirectory

infonnation

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the

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on

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support

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server's

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Using

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you

be

sure

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files

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Administrator's

General Instructions

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section

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contains

files

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for

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users

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server.

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of

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or

pause

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to

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section

earlier

in

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release

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up

the

server

you

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preferably starting that all

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detennined

folders

at

appropriate

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service.

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details.

using

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entire server or partition,

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Manager

name.

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using

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the volume's

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files

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archive

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root.

files

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June 1990

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in your automatic backup schedules.

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program.

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mentions that

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a server create volumes, backed work, Macintosh

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program.

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file

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two

minutes

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start.

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you

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parameter specifies that the command is not to return output

to

the

operating system.

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After

creating

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tape

automatically after

server,

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enter

batch

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up

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3+Open for Macintosh

Part

No.

5376-00

June 1990

Files

describes

The

section

an

Entire

Selected

how

to

restore

is

divided

Server

or Partition Volume

Folder

Macintosh

into

the

files

following

Files

onto

parts:

an

13

Be

sure

to

Macintosh

Stop

or

the

files. Macintosh partition, the

files

volume.

observe

volume

pause

This

volume,

and

is

not

the

following

or

folder:

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AFPSER

is

not

if

the

yet

configured

rules

VER

necessary

rather

than

sharename

when

service

if

you

the

entire server

to

which

for

use

restoring a

before

are

only

you

are

as

a Macintosh

restoring

or

restoring

a

• Do

not

tape

where paused, the

desired

that it

restore

unless

is

useable environment. Macintosh the

time

of

• If

you

restore a Macintosh restore have copy

it

to

restored

the

files Macintosh already

contains

unexpected

•

The

empty of a server partition able

to

access

workstation

Macintosh

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AFPSERVER

you

have

data.

Once

before

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is

always

file

was

not

the

backup.

an

empty

volume

the

files

to

their penn

workstation.

files

may

ways

that

will

volume

should

to

files

and

that

are

more

files

from a backup

service

no

other

the

data

merging

backups

is

restored,

it

into

was

possible that part of a

backed

to

avoid

folders

up

volume

on

the

empty

anent

volume

Restoring

overwrite

result

in

be

located

the

problem

from a Macintosh

than eight

if

the

or

folder,

server.

volume,

files

existing

lost

directly off

folders

session

not

stopped

that

contain

make

your

work

fue

was

be

sure

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you

location

to a

volume

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can

using

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3-tOpen for Macintosh

Part

No.

5376-00

June 1990

If

you

restore a Macintosh volume

to

its

original server after Macintosh users have been

added

or

deleted since the backup, delete the DIRID.AFP should

than merging the folders

will

This

the

with

files

are

root of

and

DIRID.BAK

do

this

if

you

plan on keeping the volume rather

and

cause the File Service

correct user

located in the

the

volume.

and

group associations. The

,."

AFP

to

a different server or

on

the

target volume.

files

into other volumes.

to

regenerate the files

subdirectory beneath

two

files

You

two

the

The remaining subsections For further infonnation on restoring Macintosh files using

another accompanies the program.

Restoring

The only precautions

to listed at stopped or paused the service partition, restart the service.

Remember, files partition workstation

Restoring a Macintosh

The method for restoring depending on whether or whether the volume

such

archive

an

Entire

restore a full

the

beginning of this section.

if the partition to be restored contains Macintosh

that

you

and

then copy the files using a Macintosh

to

as

an

entire server or partition.

are

specific

program, refer

Server

to

AFP

server or

want

to

keep, restore

their permanent partition.

to

the

or

Partition

observe when

an

entire partition

and

restored the server or

the

Volume

an

entire Macintosh volume varies

you

backed

is

a part of a larger backup session,

up

to

3+0pen Backup.

documentation that

using

3+0pen Backup

are

those

Once

you

have

partition

the volume separately

to

an

empty

3+Open for Macintosh

Part No. 5376-00 June 1990

15

In the first

session you

can

case,

on

tape,

restore

where

you

the 3+0pen sharename or the

BACKUP2

For

example, volume JSMITH,

the following

JOHN

onto

SMITH,

a temporary

Production server

the

can

restore

volume

in

the

program.

which

using

the

volume

by

is

in

the

volume

specifying

BACKMAN

command

has

the

sharename

tape

server

a

separate

directly. That

its

corresponding

RESTORE

restores

3+0pen

the

sharename

(TEMPVOL)

Sales:

backup

is,

command

Macintosh

of

on

the

hackman

/v:jsmith

You utility just moving the

restore

create

the

contents

the

temporary

as

you

files

of

the temporary

itself.

If

the

tape

is

an

appended

of

the

JSMITH

session

For

session

hackman

/v:jsmith

In

session,

using

example,

name

those

you

directory of the

sharename,

its session

if the

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restore

/n:1212S90S0S

cases

where

restore the

tape. contain only those volume.

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volume

would

any

to

their permanent

tape

specify

name.

JSMITH

you

\\sales\tape

the

volume

The

edited

filenames

\\production\tempvol

with

the

MACADMIN

Macintosh

volume

volume.

volume,

and

then

you

can delete

the

After

volume

containing multiple versions

the

session

appropriate

to

be

restored

backup

has

enter:

\\production\tempvol

is

a part of a larger

by

creating

tape

directory should

that

apply

to

and

the

backup

editing a

Macintosh

/s

the

/s

tape

3+Open for Macintosh

Part No. 5376-00

June 1990

You

can identify the filenames that belong knowing can volume on the server, or inferring the path directories VOLINFO.AFP off detennine the root

the

root directory of

do

this

by

using

the

MACADMIN

from

the shortname fonn of the

as

listed in the tape directory. The

and

DIRID.AFP in the -AFP subdirectory

the

root directory of a volume

of

a Macintosh

if

the

volume

to

the

volume

Macintosh volume.

utility for an existing no

longer exists,

flIes

two

flIes

are

an

easy

way

to

volume.

by

You

by

and

For example, assume that volume backup has

JOHN SMITH

of

the server. The volume

the path \USERS'SMITH. After creating

directory of the appropriate tape,

those

filenames that start with the path \USERS'SMITH. Be

sure

to

leave

all

the files in the hidden directories -AFP

-I

that

are

characteristic of Macintosh volumes

contain infonnation about Macintosh files

Once

you

have edited specifying the tape directory in example uses the

IG:

parameter.

BACKMAN

It

assumes that

you

want

to restore

from

a tape that contains a full

is

stored in partition D

the

you

would edit it, leaving

and

folders.

the

tape directory, restore the files

the

restore command. This

RESTORE

the

name

command

of

the

tape directory

isTAPEDIR.CAT.

hackman

/g:tapedir.cat

Once

TEMPVOL, TEMPVOL volume

files stored in the sharename

restore

you

have restored the

using

from

to

another Macintosh volume or

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volume

configure a

new

volume

MACADMIN.

a Macintosh workstation

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to

the

sharename

over the sharename

You

can

then access the

and

either transfer the

use

the

files

Macintosh

tape

and

that

and

as

they

and

by

the

are

3+Open for Macintosh

Part

No.

5376-00

June 1990

17

Restoring Macintosh Folders

To

restore

observe

•

a folder of a

the

following:

Restore

then

the

move

Macintosh

its

pennanent

Locating the

tape

directory Macintosh be

able

to

Be

sure

to

that

are

located

folder

the

files

workstation.

volume

the

desired

uses

folder

and

infer their

restore

the

within

volume

to

an

empty

to

their penn

Restoring

may

folder

the

filenames.

names

contents of

the

rather

than

volume

anent

the

overwrite

on

tape

may

shortname

However,

if

they

are

all

directory that

restoring.

If

you

restore pennanant may

have

icons

or application programs

Finder.

workstation standard workstation. [Option] to

press message workstation it

links

desired

a portion of a

volume

to

rebuild

To

rebuild

automatically

part of its

Restart

and

[Command]

the

two

asking

asks

as

a part of its

volume.

instead of

the

a desktop,

startup.

the

keys

until

if

you

this

question

volume

to a temporary

volume's

links

Then

workstation

keys

the

want

to

startup.

desktop

are

not

check

to

the

shut

simultaneously.

workstation

rebuild a volume.

for

each

Rebuild

the

entire

on

the

server

volume

folder directly

existing

form

be

difficult of

files.

the

you

unique

the

directly

enough.

subdirectories

you

are

to

volume,

if

you

being

found

to

be

sure that volume down

the

and

press

displays a

volume

the

desktop of

volume,

using

since

may

a

find

by

the

as

a

the

Continue

The

to

which

and a

to

still

you

the

NOTE: Rebuilding

in

the

loss

volume.

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June 1990

Restoring Selected Macintosh Files

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not

from

tape. containing copy

the only

way including instructions previous

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files

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to

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