📄 afbackup.pot
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msgid "and filename):"msgstr ""#: client.c:2458msgid " /../ The file is not saved with all attributes present in"msgstr ""#: client.c:2459msgid " the inode, but only the contents are saved. This might"msgstr ""#: client.c:2460msgid " be useful for saving raw-devices"msgstr ""#: client.c:2461msgid " //../ With /../ the configured processing is not applied to"msgstr ""#: client.c:2462msgid " the file contents for safety reasons. With this prefix"msgstr ""#: client.c:2463msgid " processing can be forced nonetheless"msgstr ""#: client.c:2464msgid " ||| and a mandatory space character indicates, that the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2465msgid " following characters up to (but not including) another"msgstr ""#: client.c:2466msgid " triple bar ||| should be interpreted as a shell command,"msgstr ""#: client.c:2467msgid " that is started and whose standard output is written to"msgstr ""#: client.c:2468msgid " the backup. At restore time the command following the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2469msgid " second triple bar is started and the data stream read"msgstr ""#: client.c:2470msgid " at backup time is written to it's standard input. This"msgstr ""#: client.c:2471msgid " might be useful for saving e.g. databases. The second"msgstr ""#: client.c:2472msgid " command may be terminated by a triple sharp ###, that"msgstr ""#: client.c:2473msgid " starts an optional comment. Example:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2474msgid " ||| pg_dumpall ||| psql db_tmpl ### Store Postgres DBs"msgstr ""#: client.c:2477msgid "Destination"msgstr ""#: client.c:2479msgid "The destination tape for the duplicate operation can be given"msgstr ""#: client.c:2480msgid "in two ways: either with the options -h, -p, -C and -k following"msgstr ""#: client.c:2481msgid "the -D immediately without space and enclosed in quotes, so that"msgstr ""#: client.c:2482msgid "they appear as an own argument list in one real argument, e.g.:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2483msgid " -D' -C 5 -h targethost -p targetport'"msgstr ""#: client.c:2484msgid "(double quotes are of course also possible ...)."msgstr ""#: client.c:2485msgid "The second format is as follows:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2486msgid " [<targetcart>][@<targethost>][%targetport>][:<targetcryptkeyfile>]"msgstr ""#: client.c:2487msgid "At least one of the specifiers must be present. Examples:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2488#, ycp-formatmsgid " 5@otherhost 5%2990:/keyfile/for/target/server @otherhost%2970"msgstr ""#: client.c:2489msgid "If one of the specifiers is omitted, it is assumed identical with"msgstr ""#: client.c:2490msgid "the copy source specified in the normal options -h, -p, -C and -k."msgstr ""#: client.c:2491msgid "Copying a tape to itself is prevented."msgstr ""#: client.c:2494msgid "More options in alphabetical order:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2496msgid " - in combination with -c: read standard input and"msgstr ""#: client.c:2497msgid " write it to tape, in combination with -x: read"msgstr ""#: client.c:2498msgid " tape and write it to standard output"msgstr ""#: client.c:2500msgid " -A <time> process files (save or extract) modified after"msgstr ""#: client.c:2501 client.c:2507msgid " the given time in seconds since 1.1.1970 00:00"msgstr ""#: client.c:2503msgid " -a in combination with -x: extract all files and"msgstr ""#: client.c:2504msgid " directories in the archive"msgstr ""#: client.c:2506msgid " -B <time> process files (save or extract) modified before"msgstr ""#: client.c:2509msgid " -b don't enter buffering mode"msgstr ""#: client.c:2511msgid " -e <errlog> Use the file <errlog> to write error messages to"msgstr ""#: client.c:2512msgid " instead of the standard error output"msgstr ""#: client.c:2514msgid " -f <file> write to or read from a file instead of querying"msgstr ""#: client.c:2515msgid " the backup server"msgstr ""#: client.c:2517msgid " -g while extracting/reading: ignore leading garbage,"msgstr ""#: client.c:2518msgid " suppress error messages at the beginning. This"msgstr ""#: client.c:2519msgid " is useful when extracting from tape files, that"msgstr ""#: client.c:2520msgid " are not the first ones of a whole archive."msgstr ""#: client.c:2522msgid " -H <header> put the supplied informational header to the begin"msgstr ""#: client.c:2523msgid " of the backup. If a - is supplied (no space may"msgstr ""#: client.c:2524msgid " follow -H i.e. -H-) the information is read from"msgstr ""#: client.c:2525msgid " the first line of stdin. Backslash sequences of"msgstr ""#: client.c:2526msgid " C-like style are replaced"msgstr ""#: client.c:2528msgid " -h <host> use the backup server with the name <host>"msgstr ""#: client.c:2529msgid " default host is the machine with the name"msgstr ""#: client.c:2530msgid " backuphost"msgstr ""#: client.c:2532msgid " -i while extracting: ignore the stored ownership and"msgstr ""#: client.c:2533msgid " do not restore it"msgstr ""#: client.c:2535msgid " -j when starting to write: request starting a new"msgstr ""#: client.c:2536msgid " tape file"msgstr ""#: client.c:2538msgid " -K when packing, do not keep the access time of the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2539msgid " file. By default after packing a filesystem entry"msgstr ""#: client.c:2540msgid " it's previous atime is restored"msgstr ""#: client.c:2542msgid " -k <file> use the contents of the given file as encryption"msgstr ""#: client.c:2543msgid " key for authenticating to the server"msgstr ""#: client.c:2545msgid " -l for each packed or unpacked filename, if sending"msgstr ""#: client.c:2546 client.c:2556msgid " to or receiving from a backup server in verbose"msgstr ""#: client.c:2547msgid " mode in combination with -n:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2548msgid " printout server name and port number at the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2549#, ycp-formatmsgid " beginning of the line, e.g.: orion%2988!"msgstr ""#: client.c:2551msgid " -N <file> while archiving: ignore files with a modification"msgstr ""#: client.c:2552msgid " time before the one of the given file, only save"msgstr ""#: client.c:2553msgid " newer files or such with the same age in seconds"msgstr ""#: client.c:2555msgid " -n for each packed or unpacked filename, if sending"msgstr ""#: client.c:2557msgid " mode:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2558msgid " printout cartridge and tape file number at the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2559msgid " beginning of the line, e. g.: 7.15: <filename>"msgstr ""#: client.c:2560msgid " In combination with -X: precede each line of"msgstr ""#: client.c:2561msgid " output received from the remotely started program"msgstr ""#: client.c:2562msgid " with the identifier of the remote host and a"msgstr ""#: client.c:2563msgid " colon, e. g.: darkstar: Full backup finished."msgstr ""#: client.c:2565msgid " -O for each packed file creating a backup in verbose"msgstr ""#: client.c:2566msgid " mode: printout the user-ID of the file owner at"msgstr ""#: client.c:2567msgid " the beginning of the line prefixed with a bar |"msgstr ""#: client.c:2568msgid " eventually behind cartridge and file number"msgstr ""#: client.c:2570msgid " -o <uid> archive or extract only files owned by the user"msgstr ""#: client.c:2571msgid " with the given user-ID (an integer)"msgstr ""#: client.c:2573msgid " -p <portno> use a different port number for communicating with"msgstr ""#: client.c:2574msgid " the backup server. Default is TCP-Port 2988"msgstr ""#: client.c:2576msgid " -R pack or extract directories recursively with all"msgstr ""#: client.c:2577msgid " of their contents"msgstr ""#: client.c:2579msgid " -r use filenames relative to the current directory,"msgstr ""#: client.c:2580msgid " whether they start with a slash or not. If -r"msgstr ""#: client.c:2581msgid " is given more then 1 time, also let symlinks"msgstr ""#: client.c:2582msgid " originally pointing to absolute paths now point"msgstr ""#: client.c:2583msgid " to paths relative to the directory, where the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2584msgid " symlink will be created"msgstr ""#: client.c:2586msgid " -S <cartset> The cartridge set to use, where <cartset> is the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2587msgid " number of a valid cartridge set on the server"msgstr ""#: client.c:2588msgid " side. Default is 1. This option makes sense only"msgstr ""#: client.c:2589msgid " when creating backups with -c"msgstr ""#: client.c:2591msgid " -s <filepat> do not attempt processing on files matching the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2592msgid " given filename pattern. This parameter may"msgstr ""#: client.c:2593msgid " appear several times"msgstr ""#: client.c:2595msgid " -T <file/dir> read the filenames to process from the <file>."msgstr ""#: client.c:2596msgid " The filenames must be separated by whitespace."msgstr ""#: client.c:2597msgid " If whitespace is part of a filename, it has to"msgstr ""#: client.c:2598msgid " be enclosed by double quotes. Double quotes or"msgstr ""#: client.c:2599msgid " backslashes within the filename have to be"msgstr ""#: client.c:2600msgid " preceded by a backslash. In combination with"msgstr ""#: client.c:2601msgid " -D: the tape files to be copied are temporarily"msgstr ""#: client.c:2602msgid " stored in the given directory instead of the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2603msgid " default directory /tmp"msgstr ""#: client.c:2605msgid " -U for each packed file creating a backup in verbose"msgstr ""#: client.c:2606msgid " mode: printout the modification time of the file"msgstr ""#: client.c:2607msgid " in seconds since 1970/1/1 0:00 at the beginning"msgstr ""#: client.c:2608msgid " of the line prefixed with a tilde ~ eventually"msgstr ""#: client.c:2609msgid " behind cartridge number, file number and owner"msgstr ""#: client.c:2611msgid " -u while extracting: remove existing files with the"msgstr ""#: client.c:2612msgid " same name as found in the archive. Otherwise"msgstr ""#: client.c:2613msgid " no existing files are overwritten"msgstr ""#: client.c:2615msgid " -V <file> write a report containing statistics at the end of"msgstr ""#: client.c:2616msgid " a backup to the <file>"msgstr ""#: client.c:2618msgid " -v verbose mode: print the filenames while creating"msgstr ""#: client.c:2619msgid " or extracting, be a little more verbose while"msgstr ""#: client.c:2620msgid " listing contents. If -v is the only given flag:"msgstr ""#: client.c:2621msgid " print out software name and version"msgstr ""#: client.c:2623msgid " -W <id> identify as <id> to the server. This is needed when"msgstr ""#: client.c:2624msgid " connecting a multi-stream server to distinguish"msgstr ""#: client.c:2625msgid " between the clients. Default is the string"msgstr ""#: client.c:2626msgid " \"<client-program>\""msgstr ""#: client.c:2628msgid " -z <z> <uz> use <z> as the command, that is used to process"msgstr ""#: client.c:2629msgid " files, <uz> for the corresponding unprocess."msgstr ""#: client.c:2630msgid " The command has to read from stdin and to write"msgstr ""#: client.c:2631msgid " to stdout. If arguments have to be supplied to"msgstr ""#: client.c:2632msgid " <z> and/or <uz>, don't forget to use quotes. If"msgstr ""#: client.c:2633msgid " built-in compression is desired, the command for"msgstr ""#: client.c:2634msgid " processing has to start with a dot (.), followed"msgstr ""#: client.c:2635msgid " by a space and a number ranging from 1 to 9, that"msgstr ""#: client.c:2636msgid " specifies the compression level. If an additional"msgstr ""#: client.c:2637msgid " external command should process the data, it may"msgstr ""#: client.c:2638msgid " follow, separated from the compression level by"msgstr ""
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