Addition/Good.Practise
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whenever you can :)<br> | whenever you can :)<br> | ||
keep a copy of /etc<br> | keep a copy of /etc<br> | ||
| - | slapcat your openldap | + | === slapcat your openldap === |
| + | mkdir /root/ldap_backup | ||
| + | edit your crontab and add | ||
| + | 8 */1 * * * /usr/sbin/slapcat -f /etc/ldap/slapd.conf > /root/ldap_backup/slapcat_dump &> /dev/null | ||
== mail-data == | == mail-data == | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 28 July 2011
Contents |
before installation
there are no defaults that fit your needs - irm is simple to implement
but you have to decide what you need BEFORE you start an productive environment!
using irm and iRedOS is simple and easy - but there are some points you want to read before you present a "finished server" to a customer...
before installation of your OS
after installation of your prefered OS
before installing irm
before creating user-accounts
backups
config-files
whenever you can :)
keep a copy of /etc
slapcat your openldap
mkdir /root/ldap_backup
edit your crontab and add
8 */1 * * * /usr/sbin/slapcat -f /etc/ldap/slapd.conf > /root/ldap_backup/slapcat_dump &> /dev/null
mail-data
we are talking about defaults:
maildir for mail-storage means: rsync might be enough
mysql-data
ldap-data
recovery ... oops
if you really need to read this ... yeah, shi### happens ;)
but you are not alone!
we will provide you some BAD practice and hints on what NOT to do!
if you need to read this - please follow this procedure:
Stop reading, take a cup of coffee and come back in 5 minutes
