OID users backup and Restore

Hi EveryOne,
Please guide me what is the process of taking backup of users data.
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OD settings and users backup and restore

Hi,
due a bug found on MacOS 10.4.9 (confirmed to me by Apple Italy) I need to reinstall a clean 10.4.7 server and to restore all the entire settings and users of the previous server. How I can backup on the old server the entire server settings, and all the user/password database, and restore it easy?
I have OD running, with no Kerberos, and a lot of preferences for the remote user's desktop.
Is possible?
TIA
MacBookPro 2.33 Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Ciao Gianluca
due a bug found on MacOS 10.4.9 (confirmed to me by
Apple Italy) I need to reinstall a clean 10.4.7
server and to restore all the entire settings and
users of the previous server. How I can backup on the
old server the entire server settings, and all the
user/password database, and restore it easy?
Not sure what you mean by this but if Apple Italy have confirmed it then who am I to argue? Server Admin allows you to save property lists (.plists) from the GUI itself. On each service settings that is configured and running just above the save button is a small icon, click and hold and drag it to the desktop or a memory stick etc. You can then use these property lists to configure your server later on. Alternatively if you are planning to deploy a second server you can make this a replica of the first one and when the first one is decommissioned promote it to Master. If you have made changes to host files and config files manually or using terminal then these too can be copied over, just stop the services first.
I have OD running, with no Kerberos, and a lot of
preferences for the remote user's desktop.
You can archive the LDAP Directory and Authentication database anywhere you like. Users (not diradmin) and Groups can be exported (passwords do not carry over). Likewise home folders can be transferred although this could be a problem later on especially if the path name does not match exactly so make a note of the existing one. One thing you should not do is to transfer the property list for Open Directory as this does not work. You really need to promote the new server to Open Directory Master and work from there. Managed Preferences do not transfer over either, but these can easily be applied later on, take snap shots of any pertinent settings and use these for reference. One more tip: take your time, have a fallback position just in case ie: invest in a firewire drive or better still a second internal drive and clone the existing server to that. You can use CarbonCopyCloner (www.bombich.com) or apple’s own disk utility using the restore feature. Hope this helps
Is possible?
ma certo e possibile come no?

Ideas for Providing User Level Data Backup and Restore

I'm looking for ideas for implementing a user level application data backup and restore in an Apex app.
What would be great is to have a user be provided an export file and a way to import this file. A bit overkill but hopefully never needed.
Another option that is perfectly doable is a report that simply provides a means to create an export of the data. Since I already have an interface I can use an export to interface an export.
Any thoughts?
Hopefully I'm missing something already there for an end user to use.

jlincoln wrote:
"Do you mean "export" and "import" colloquially, or in the specific sense of the exp/imp/datapump utilities?"': I mean as in imp/exp Oracle utilities. Generally speaking, it would be neat to be able to export and import via an Apex an application. In this hosted environment I don't have that access but would this be a bad idea if you don't care about the existing data in the schema in which the data resides?I can envisage a mechanism using <tt>exp/imp</tt>, but since it requires <tt>dbms_scheduler</tt> external jobs and access to the file system it's highly unlikely to be possible in a hosted environment. (Unless you're doing the hosting?)
Backup: Necessary for piece of mind and flexibility. I am working on a VB/Access user who does this today to get to the point when they can be comfortable with the backups occurring regularly and by the hosting site's DBA group.
Restore: Like I said. I am working on a VB/Access user who does this today to get to the point when they can be comfortable with the backups occurring regularly and by the hosting site's DBA group. This is a very small data set. A restore would simply remove existing data and replace it with the new data.My opinion is that time would be better spent working on the user rather than a redundant backup and restore feature. Involve them in a disaster recovery exercise with whoever is hosting the environment to prove that their data is safe. Normally the inclusion of data in regular, effective database backups is sold as a major feature of APEX solutions.
"What about security/privacy when this data ends up in uncontrolled environments?": I don't understand the point of this question. The data should not end up in uncontrolled environments. Just like the data in the database or its backups.Again, having data in a central, shared location protected by multiple levels of application, database, and OS security is usually seen as a plus for APEX over VB/Access. Exporting the data in toto to a PC/laptop that can be stolen or lost, and where it can be copied to USB drives/phones/email loses this protection.
User Level: Because the end user must have access to the backup and restore mechanisms of the application.
Application Data: The application data. Less than 10MB. Very small. It can be exported in a flat file downloaded by the end user. This file can then be used to upload and import via an existing application interface. For example.
"I'm struggling to parse this for meaning.": When I say I have an existing interface I am referring to a program residing in the Apex application that will take data from a flat table structure (i.e. interface table), validate the data, derive data, and load into the target table structure.Other than the report export capability linked to above, there's nothing built-in to APEX that comes close to your requirement. If the data is simple enough that it can be handled in such a report, and you have a process that can read and recreate this export, then you have your backup/restore capability. If the data can't be handled in a simple report, then you'll need a more complex PL/SQL process to generate the file.

Iphone4 would not restore Error -50. I have tried to restore and it restored it to the point that it created after 5.0 was installed. How can I get it an older restore point from my backups and restore it on another computer? The phone has been wiped out.

Iphone would not restore---- Error -50. I have tried to restore, and it restored it to the new point that it created after 5.0 was installed. How can I get it an older restore point from my backups and restore it on another computer? The phone has been wiped out. I can see earlier backups in my C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup folder. There are four subfolders in this address. I need my contacts, photos, and messages back. I know this is a common error but I can not figure it out. I have ran the other troublshoot items in the error steps for 13 and 14 like apple says. Is there a way to call apple and get a step by step of how to restore from another restore point? Does anybody have a solution????

It tells you to go to Error 13 and 14 if you receive error (-50).
Here is what I have tried...
Error 13 and 14: These errors are typically resolved by performing one or more of the steps listed below:
Perform USB isolation troubleshooting, including trying a different USB port directly on the computer. See the advanced steps below for USB troubleshooting. I have moved it around to different ports.
Put a USB 2.0 hub between the device and the computer. Didn't change anything.
Try a different USB 30-pin dock-connector cable.
Eliminate third-party security software conflicts. Removed all virus protection and firewall.
There may be third-party software installed that modifies your default packet size in Windows by inserting one or more TcpWindowSize entries into your registry. Your default packet size being set incorrectly can cause this error. Contact the manufacturer of the software that installed the packet-size modification for assistance. Or, follow this article by Microsoft: How to reset Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to reset the packet size back to the default for Windows.Used the Microsoft fix it.
Connect your computer directly to your Internet source, bypassing any routers, hubs, or switches. You may need to restart your computer and modem to get online. Doesn't matter.
Try to restore from another known-good computer and network. I do not know how to do this or how to find the correct/full/complete restore point. There should be more information for this.

Has anyone sucessfully used the new Winclone 3.2 to backup and restore Bootcamp partittion with Windows 7 Ultimate on MBP with Lion 10.7.3?

Bought late 2011 MBP 17" with Bootcamp partition (Windows 7 Ultimate) and Lion OS 10.7.3
I am trying to make a backup of Bootcamp partition before I start using my laptop but it proves to be a difficult task.
I don’t have any installation disk for Windows 7 and I am afraid that, if a disaster strikes and I loose the HDD, my copy of Windows will be gone.
The only way to restore Windows partition according to what I read so far is to do the following:
• Use Windows to backup data from BootCamp Partition
• Reinstall OS Lion formatting full hard drive in the process
• Use BootCamp Assistant to create BootCamp partition
• Install Windows 7 on bootcamp partion
• Use Windows 7 to restore data from backup file created in the first step
The only problem is that I don't any image or disk to re-install Windows 7. With Windows 7 I can create only 'repair disk' (for what it is worth) or system image but according to other users it would format the whole drive including OS Lion partition when reinstalling
Winclone 3.2 seems like the answer to my prayers but would like to hear from the users if it worked for them (most imprtantly, did the restore work?).

Got the response from Winclone regarding my confusion in step 18 of the procedure to create bootcamp backup. The message displayed on the screenshot under step 18 can be ignored. It refers to creating a Windows partition using Boot Camp Assistant but in fact this partition has already been created in earlier steps using Disk Utility.
I bought Winclone 3.3 as it promises to make backup and restore of Bootcamp partition with Windows 7 on it really easy, the steps to do this task are easy and well documented, and the owner of the program was very prompt responding to my queries.
I performed the following as an insurance against disaster prior to creating Winclone image:
Since my Windows 7 came pre-installed but without any installation disk I used Windows 7 to create 'Windows 7 system image' . From what I read on forums the system image created using Windows 7 apparently can't be used to easily restore Boot Camp partition (as it wipes out OS X in the process). I created this image as a last resort backup rescue - some users reported that it can be used to recover Windows but the process is painful and involve a number of steps, swapping hard drives, and paid software to assist in the process. I did not bother to make notes on this process - thanks to Winclone I am not suppose to need this backup if everything works as promised
I also created 'Windows 7 repair disk' prior to running Winclone. Not sure what the value of it will be but again, this is something I did just in case I need it in the future
Then I installed Winclone 3.3 and created Windows 7 Ultimate Boot Camp image without any problems (on MBP running Lion 10.7.4). My Winclone image file of 150GB Windows 7 Boot Camp partition prior to installing any programs and without any data on it ended up being nearly 8GB (saved to the external USB HDD).
I have not restored and don't plan to restore the Winclone 3.3 image just to test if it works (don't want to risk loosing my perfectly well running Windows 7 in case of any disaster). So ultimately only time or experience of other users will tell me if I spent my money well buying Winclone 3.3. I know it worked for you JBLTZ so hopefully it will work for me when I need it one day.
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Swavek

Attempting to use "backup and Restore" giver error message

In November 2014 I backed up my PC ( see below ) onto a 2TB ecternal drive ( Lacie). This ok and can restore. Spare space 1.2TB
Now when I attempt to Backup again, using Windows Backup and restore, with same settings I get an error message :
"The requested operation cannot be performed on a file with a user-mapped section open" This appears after some time of activity. There is no mention of WHICH file causes the problem. I have repeated with different settings ie with
part backups only, or just one drive only.
The PC runs Windows 7 ( 64 bit) there is an SSD c: drive and a d: drive mostly data with some programs installed here.
I would very much appreciate some advice.

Hi and thank you Mandy.
After many failed attempts - even backing up a few files to test - I was getting nowwhere. Eventually I succeeded after disabling start menus and uninstalling some programs. I also disabled my Kaspersky anti-virus completely and disconnected
the internet!! This time the backup and system image appeared to be OK .
You have helped, Mandy, by identifying the anti-virus as a possible culprit!! Thank you. Next time I backup I will just
temporally disable it and see what happens.
Kind regards
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Full database backup and restore

I have a doubt on the syntax for a full database backup and restore. For a single schema, the syntax for backup & restore is :-
exp JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501/JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 owner=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 STATISTICS=none
log=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501_exp.log grants=y constraints=Y rows=y compress=N
file=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501
imp <userid/password> file=<export dump file location> fromuser=<export user name> touser=<import user name>
grants=y constraints=Y rows=y log=<import log file location>
I hope, my question is clear.
Please, help in solving the doubt.
regards

hi,
thanks, for your answer. I took a export of one schema of the database. But, when I tried to import the schema to the destination database, it showed
imported with errors with the existence of functions showing. The commands used by me for export and import are as follows:-
exp JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501/JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 owner=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 STATISTICS=none log=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501_exp.log grants=y constraints=Y rows=y compress=N file=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501
imp JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501/JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 file=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 fromuser=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 touser=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501 grants=y constraints=Y rows=y log=JISPREPCORBILLINGPRD501_imp.log
Do, we need to drop the existing schema before importing or somethinig else. Please, help.
regards

Backup and restore OS X 10.3.x server

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Mel,
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Thanks for the response Mike. The interesting thing is on Saturday this didnt work. Today it looks like it is sync'ing succesfully. Below is the steps and output i saw on Saturday. I started it again today and it looks good so far. I will let it finish the
sync and see what happens now. The redis is about 19gb on a Standard Pricing Tier.
On the non-Azure Redis
1. SET CONFIG masterauth <mykey>
2. SLAVEOF myredis.redis.cache.windows.net 6379
Then on my non-Azure Redis I see the following output. This ouput repeats until i kill the non-azure redis or set SLAVEOF NO ONE.
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:28.152 # Server started, Redis version 2.8.17
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:28.153 * The server is now ready to accept connections on port 6379
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:58.517 * SLAVE OF myredis.redis.cache.windows.net:6379 enabled (user request)
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.294 * Connecting to MASTER myredis.redis.cache.windows.net:6379
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.318 * MASTER <-> SLAVE sync started
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.322 * Non blocking connect for SYNC fired the event.
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.336 * Master replied to PING, replication can continue...
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.345 * Partial resynchronization not possible (no cached master)
[3468] 17 Jan 20:27:59.348 * Full resync from master: ea5954fa6dcd0073585177b26c72f3e228309c2b:49968344771
[3468] 17 Jan 20:28:23.207 # syncRead returned 0
[3468] 17 Jan 20:28:23.208 # I/O error reading bulk count from MASTER: Resource temporarily unavailable
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Backup and Restore My Sites

Hi,
I was hoping for a bit of clarity regarding this topic.
As I understand it, there are two sides of MySites, the Site Collections that are created through self-service site creation for users content, and then service application that provisions the site profiles.
For site profiles, I believe that the Farm Backup and Restore procedure in Central Administration takes care of this, and a backup and restore can be done by selecting the service application in the long list of tick boxes available in the Farm Backup options.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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or failing that a 3rd party tool.
Any thoughts and input would be much appreciated.

Re: SQL backups, yes. When you attach the content database it attaches all the site collections in the database.
There is no out of the box method to restore individual site collections unless you perform individual site collection backups. You can automate this with PowerShell.
Something like this would work:
$mysites = Get-SPSite -Webapplication "My Sites"
$Path = "\\path\to\place\backups\"
foreach ($site in $mysite) {
$filename = $($site.ServerRelativeUrl -replace "/", "_") + ".bak"
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("_") as you can't have the slashes in a filename.
This is a quick and dirty script as well. You'd probably want to add outputs or set the site locks, or whatever.
Alternatively, most third-party SharePoint backup solutions offer more granulated restore options -- with a single backup you can restore everything that an OOB backup would contain, plus you can get lower within the content -- so site collections, sites,
lists, libraries, items, documents.
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Also, how can i backup and restore contents of an user of database which has tablespaces and sequences. Again i need the step in Oracle Management Server and scripts.
It will be more helpful if scripts are provided.
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Vikram

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Backup and Restore in Server 10.3

Hello all,
Server 10.3.9
Mac G4 Tower
In Workgroup Manager, if I highlight all the users, and select FILE > EXPORT I get the following message:
http://homepage.mac.com/lintila/export.png
It says I should use Backup and Restore, but I can not find these functions anywhere...
I need to reinstall my server, and I want to back up the users... How can I do this?
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Hello Everyone,
Please help. I would like to give permission for the domain user to a particular database in SQL Server 2014 so that it can perform backup and restore it. User should take SQL Management Studio (local) to perform backup and restore.
My user is granted the following roles: dbcreator, public, sysadmin (I know it is weak), and has privileges on the SQL Server backup directory. What should be improved?
Thank you for your help.

>> I would like to give permission for the domain user to a particular database
You can't control the permission level once the user granted higher permission in security hierarchy.
Backup
BACKUP DATABASE and BACKUP LOG permissions default to members of the sysadmin fixed
server role and the db_owner and db_backupoperator fixed
database roles.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186865.aspx
Restore
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186858.aspx
If the database being restored does not exist, the user must have CREATE DATABASE permissions to be able to execute RESTORE.
If the database exists, RESTORE permissions default to members of the sysadmin and dbcreator fixed
server roles and the owner (dbo)
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