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<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”UTF-8” standalone=”yes” ?>
<!DOCTYPE backup [
<!ELEMENT backup (file|replica)*>
<!ELEMENT file (#PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT replica EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST backup version CDATA #REQUIRED
backup_type (full|incremental) #REQUIRED
idtag CDATA #REQUIRED
time CDATA #REQUIRED
srvname CDATA #REQUIRED
dsversion CDATA #REQUIRED
compression CDATA “none”
os CDATA #REQUIRED
current_log CDATA #REQUIRED
number_of_files CDATA #IMPLIED
backup_file CDATA #REQUIRED
incremental_file_ID CDATA #IMPLIED
next_inc_file_ID CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST file size CDATA #REQUIRED
name CDATA #REQUIRED
encoding CDATA “base64”
type (user|nici) #REQUIRED>
<!ATTLIST replica partition_DN CDATA #REQUIRED
modification_time CDATA #REQUIRED
replica_type (MASTER|SECONDARY|READONLY|SUBREF|
SPARSE_WRITE|SPARSE_READ|Unknown) #REQUIRED
replica_state (ON|NEW_REPLICA|DYING_REPLICA|LOCKED|
CRT_0|CRT_1|TRANSITION_ON|DEAD_REPLICA|
BEGIN_ADD|MASTER_START|MASTER_DONE|
FEDERATED|SS_0|SS_1|JS_0|JS_1|MS_0|MS_1|
Unknown) #REQUIRED>
]>
The following table explains the attributes in the DTD.
Attribute Explanation
backup version Version of the Backup tool.
backup backup_type Type of backup being performed, either full or incremental. (A cold
backup is a full backup.)
backup idtag A GUID based on the time of backup. This helps in identifying the
backup, even if the filename of the backup file is changed.
backup time Date and time the backup was started.
backup srvname Distinguished name of the server being backed up.
backup dsversion eDirectory version running on the server.
backup compression Whether the Backup eMTool has used compression on the backup
data. This only applies to the backup data; the header itself will never
be compressed.
backup os Operating system the backup was performed on. We recommend that
you restore only to the same operating system.
backup current_log First roll-forward log that is required when restoring this backup. This
helps you collect the correct set of files for a restore.