Configuring clone.cfg
The clone.cfg file contains a list from the most recent backup procedure of all system and backup
drives and all mounted slice information. The configuration file is created automatically after the
successful completion of a clone.pl operation.
If $VPSHOME is set, the clone.cfg file is stored in /opt/vps/common/etc/clone.cfg. Otherwise, the file
is located in the /tmp directory. You can change the content of this file.
#
# Example clone.cfg file.
#
# Note the backup drive specified in command line options
# has high priority.
#
# TYPEDRIVE
#
systemc0t0d0
#
backupc0t1d0
#
# Mounted slices information
#
# TYPE MOUNTED ON FILESYSTEM
mountedfs / c0t0d0s0
mountedfs / usrc0t0d0s6
mountedfs / varc0t0d0s4
mountedfs / optc0t0d0s5
mountedfs / mmf2 c0t1d0s5
#
# End of clone.cfg file.
After the system is successfully backed up, save the clone.cfg file just in case the system drive was
totally corrupted.
clone.pl Log Files
The following log files are associated with the clone.pl command.
Clone.dat
The data file clone.dat is created during the backup or recovery operation and contains a record of
every clone operation. If $VPSHOME is set, the clone data file is stored in /opt/vps/common/log/
clone.dat. Otherwise, the file is located in the /tmp directory. The following script is a sample
clone.dat file.
Mon Mar 15 14:54:08 2004: ---------Start procedure logging ---------
Mon Mar 15 14:54:10 2004: OPTION -D DAT logging level set to HIGH
Mon Mar 15 14:56:53 2004: ---------Start procedure logging ---------
Mon Mar 15 14:56:55 2004: OPTION -D DAT logging level set to DETAIL
Mon Mar 15 14:56:55 2004: Current directory:/var
Mon Mar 15 14:56:55 2004: tar cvf - . 2>/opt/vps/common/log/tarc.out|(cd /mnt/c0t1d0s4;
Configuring clone.cfg
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