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Server Enterprise Client - Linux Commands

Below is the list of shell scripts located in /usr/local/obm/bin/ for managing your backups.

Installation/Configuration:

install.sh
Installs necessary services for scheduler and auto updater.

uninstall.sh
Uninstalls all services for scheduler and auto updater.

Configurator.sh
After running install.sh this will be where you setup the account details and encryption settings.

 

Managing Backups:

BackupManager.sh
Launches X11 GUI of the backup manager. Because not all servers operate with X11 installed this command may not work.

ListBackupSet.sh
Will output the list of backup sets and there associated numerical ID. Example Output: BackupSet Name= Backup Set Linux 1, ID= 1205598738531 BackupSet Name= Backup Set Linux 2, ID= 1205598738826

ListBackupJob.sh [BackupSetID]
Will output the backup jobs the client has backed up recently Example Output: Backup Set [1205598738531] 2008-10-31-08-52-15 2008-10-31-08-50-47 2008-10-30-16-20-02 2008-10-28-16-20-04 2008-10-28-12-12-18 2008-10-27-16-20-06

SeedLoad.sh [BackupSetName] [OutputDirectory]
Uses a configured backup set name and an output directory of an attached storage device that we would send out for an initial backup

RunBackupSet.sh [BackupSetName | BackupSetID]
Will use either the name above in quotes OR the ID above to select a backup set to run manually. Will run backup using configured settings from the web interface.

ListBackupSetFiles.sh [BackupSetID]
Will dump the specified backup set’s list of files to dump.xml.

 

Restoring Data:

Restore.sh
Edit this commented file and define parameters, like backup set, backup files, backup point-in-time, output directory, permissions.

Decrypt.sh
Edit this commented file to define parameters for decrypting backup data that we may send to you in the event of a disaster.

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