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Revision as of 14:59, 1 October 2010
The backup and archive service is provided by the HRZ through the IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM). In addition to our nightly backups, we provide the archiving service for individual users. Archiving means: The data is transfered to HRZ and stored on tape. In opposite to a backup, the local data can been deleted. The data in the archive are stored for ten years and then automatically deleted.
The archive client is installed on out login server.
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Archiving Data
Open a ssh connection to our login server:
$ ssh th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de
The command line tool is called 'dsmc' (for historical reason it stand for 'Distributed Storage Manager Client'). It supports interactive operation (call without arguments) and non interactive with command line arguments.
To archive a single file (eg. a tar archive) just call:
$ dsmc archive FILENAME
To archive a complete tree call
$ dsmc archive -subdir=yes DIRECTORY/
All files are stored and queried with the complete path name.
If the files are successfully archived, they can be deleted.
