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<taroon-list@(protected)>Hola,
I'm fairly new to the Linux world so please excuse me if I'm asking for
something that well known.
I'd like to copy a running production system to another box to do OS and
application upgrade testing. I could probably cobble a script together using
cpio, but I wonder if there's something that already exists for this. With
Solaris I know of flash archive (flar) so I'm hoping there's something
equivalent for Redhat or Linux in general.
Thanks for your time.
-Gene
gene@(protected)
<a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="mailto:taroon
-list@(protected)"></a>Hola,<br><br> I'm fairly new to the Linux world
so please excuse me if I'm asking for something that well known.<br>
<br> I'd like to copy a running production system to another box to
do OS and application upgrade testing. I could probably cobble a script
together using cpio, but I wonder if there's something that already exists
for this. With Solaris I know of flash archive (flar) so I'm hoping
there's something equivalent for Redhat or Linux in general.
<br><br> Thanks for your time.<br><br>-Gene<br><a href="mailto:gene@(protected)
.org">gene@(protected)</a><br><br>
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