How backup ZFS in tape

I think this is an old issue, but I'm not sure if it was solved yet. Someone has a shell script in order to backup to tape a ZFS filesystem in Solaris 10, by using gtar. If it is not possible, why?
Thanks

williamcastrod wrote:
I think this is an old issue, but I'm not sure if it was solved yet.There are many solutions. And you might try amanda also.
Someone has a shell script in order to backup to tape a ZFS filesystem in Solaris 10, by using gtar.I don't know. I dont. But I'll give a couple of pointers:
If it is not possible, why? It is certainly possilble. There are few different ways of dong this. And there a a couple of possilbe gotchas as well ... eg relating to zfs filesystem hidden files.
ThanksDo do a file bacsed backup checkout gtar t oa file ....
root@solaris:/export# zfs create rpool/export/wtest
root@solaris:/export# zfs create rpool/export/wtest/wchild
root@solaris:/export# touch /export/wtest/file1.txt
root@solaris:/export# touch /export/wtest/file2.txt
root@solaris:/export# touch /export/wtest/wchild/file3.txt
root@solaris:/export# (cd $(zfs list -H -o mountpoint rpool/export/wtest); gtar cpf - --one-file-system . ) | gzip > wtest.tar.gz
root@solaris:/export# gtar tvpf wtest.tar.gz
drwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2013-01-19 00:20 ./
-rw-r--r-- root/root         0 2013-01-19 00:20 ./file2.txt
drwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2013-01-19 00:21 ./wchild/
-rw-r--r-- root/root         0 2013-01-19 00:20 ./file1.txt... which seems to be getting the correct result
Obviosuly we could goto tape with something like:-
(cd $(zfs list -H -o mountpoint rpool/export/wtest); gtar cpf /dev/rmt/0 --one-file-system . )
... but this ignores blocking factors which may be important for a not trivial amount of data.
(cd $(zfs list -H -o mountpoint rpool/export/wtest); gtar cpbf 96 /dev/rmt/0 --one-file-system . )
================
Another apporpchs is to take a snapshort of the zfs filesystme and back that up .....
zfs send rpool/export/wtest@fortape | dd obs=49152 of=/dev/rmt/0This is not a file based backup! And dont run the command if you dont have /dev/rmt/0 device!
Please be aware I am rusty on tapes, and may have made mistakes. And testing this and brining it up to production quality is for you. I hate tapes. Restores sometimes go wrong .. and it get exciting ... when you discover the backup was not all you thought it was!
Edited by: bigdelboy on Jan 18, 2013 11:59 PM NB: Having turned off my computer for going to bed I mused the block sizes given above are probably inappropriately low for modern tape drives (ok for 8GB exabytes!)

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K:\ORACLE\PRD\ORIGLOGA\LOG_G11M1.DBF            52429312    1           10 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGB\LOG_G12M2.DBF            52429312    2           11 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
K:\ORACLE\PRD\ORIGLOGB\LOG_G12M1.DBF            52429312    2           10 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGA\LOG_G13M2.DBF            52429312    3           11 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
K:\ORACLE\PRD\ORIGLOGA\LOG_G13M1.DBF            52429312    3           10 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGB\LOG_G14M2.DBF            52429312    4           11 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
K:\ORACLE\PRD\ORIGLOGB\LOG_G14M1.DBF            52429312    4           10 INUSE     NOLINK FILE
BR0120I Control files
File Size   Id.      Device Link    Type
K:\oracle\PRD\origlogA\cntrl\cntrlPRD.dbf       26787840    0           10 NOLINK FILE
K:\oracle\PRD\origlogB\cntrl\cntrlPRD.dbf       26787840    0           10 NOLINK FILE
N:\oracle\PRD\sapdata1\cntrl\cntrlPRD.dbf       26787840    0           13 NOLINK FILE
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.00.30
BR0057I Backup of database: PRD
BR0058I BRBACKUP action ID: beodflqb
BR0059I BRBACKUP function ID: aft
BR0110I Backup mode: ALL
BR0077I Database files for backup:
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGA\LOG_G11M2.DBF
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGB\LOG_G12M2.DBF
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGA\LOG_G13M2.DBF
L:\ORACLE\PRD\MIRRLOGB\LOG_G14M2.DBF
K:\oracle\PRD\origlogA\cntrl\cntrlPRD.dbf
BR0061I 47 files found for backup, total size 232665.877 MB
BR0143I Backup type: offline_force
BR0112I Files will not be compressed
BR0130I Backup device type: tape
BR0102I Following backup device will be used: /dev/nmt0
BR0103I Following backup volume will be used: PRDB11
BR0289I BRARCHIVE will be started at the end of processing
BR0134I Unattended mode with 'force' active - no operator confirmation allowed
BR0208I Volume with name PRDB11 required in device /dev/nmt0
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.00.30
BR0226I Rewinding tape volume in device /dev/mt0 ...
BR0351I Restoring N:\oracle\PRD\sapbackup\.tape.hdr0
BR0355I from /dev/nmt0 ...
BR0241I Checking label on volume in device /dev/nmt0
BR0242I Scratch volume in device /dev/nmt0 will be renamed to PRDB11
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.00.30
BR0226I Rewinding tape volume in device /dev/mt0 ...
BR0202I Saving N:\oracle\PRD\sapbackup\.tape.hdr0
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
BR0209I Volume in device /dev/nmt0 has name PRDB11
BR0202I Saving init_ora
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
BR0202I Saving E:\oracle\PRD\102\database\initprd.sap
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.00.45
BR0198I Profiles saved successfully
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.00.46
BR0307I Shutting down database instance PRD ...
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.01.12
BR0308I Shutdown of database instance PRD successful
BR0202I Saving F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_1\SR3.DATA1
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_1\SR3.DATA1
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA1 PRDB11/4
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.06.29
BR0063I 1 of 47 files processed - 7200.008 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 3.09%, estimated end time: 5:13
BR0001I **________________________________________________
BR0202I Saving F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_2\SR3.DATA2
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_2\SR3.DATA2
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA2 PRDB11/5
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.10.49
BR0063I 2 of 47 files processed - 14480.016 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 6.22%, estimated end time: 4:46
BR0001I ***_______________________________________________
BR0202I Saving F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_3\SR3.DATA3
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_3\SR3.DATA3
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA3 PRDB11/6
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.15.05
BR0063I 3 of 47 files processed - 21720.023 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 9.34%, estimated end time: 4:36
BR0001I *****_____________________________________________
BR0202I Saving F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_4\SR3.DATA4
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_4\SR3.DATA4
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA4 PRDB11/7
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.19.34
BR0063I 4 of 47 files processed - 29000.031 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 12.46%, estimated end time: 4:33
BR0001I ******____________________________________________
BR0202I Saving F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_5\SR3.DATA5
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... F:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA1\SR3_5\SR3.DATA5
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA5 PRDB11/8
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.23.50
BR0063I 5 of 47 files processed - 36200.039 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 15.56%, estimated end time: 4:30
BR0001I ********__________________________________________
BR0202I Saving G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_10\SR3.DATA10
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_10\SR3.DATA10
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA10 PRDB11/9
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.28.02
BR0063I 6 of 47 files processed - 43260.047 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 18.59%, estimated end time: 4:28
BR0001I *********_________________________________________
BR0202I Saving G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_6\SR3.DATA6
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_6\SR3.DATA6
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA6 PRDB11/10
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.32.19
BR0063I 7 of 47 files processed - 50540.055 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 21.72%, estimated end time: 4:26
BR0001I ***********_______________________________________
BR0202I Saving G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_7\SR3.DATA7
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_7\SR3.DATA7
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA7 PRDB11/11
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.36.45
BR0063I 8 of 47 files processed - 57900.063 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 24.89%, estimated end time: 4:26
BR0001I ************______________________________________
BR0202I Saving G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_8\SR3.DATA8
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_8\SR3.DATA8
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA8 PRDB11/12
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.40.58
BR0063I 9 of 47 files processed - 65060.070 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 27.96%, estimated end time: 4:25
BR0001I **************____________________________________
BR0202I Saving G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_9\SR3.DATA9
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...
#FILE..... G:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA2\SR3_9\SR3.DATA9
#SAVED.... SR3.DATA9 PRDB11/13
BR0280I BRBACKUP time stamp: 2014-06-23 02.45.11
BR0063I 10 of 47 files processed - 72040.078 MB of 232665.877 MB done
BR0204I Percentage done: 30.96%, estimated end time: 4:24
BR0001I ***************___________________________________
BR0202I Saving H:\ORACLE\PRD\SAPDATA3\SR3_11\SR3.DATA11
BR0203I to /dev/nmt0 ...

Hi,
Have you changed or used any other tape as it could be because of faulty/damaged tape .
Regards,
Gaurav

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I recently bought Iphone 4s. I like the phone as such but one thing that I want to change is tap display while entering the passcode on lock screen. I don't want to see which keys I am entering as this can put my phone on risk as anyone close to me can see what keys I had pressed to unlock the phone.
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