What files to copy to backup?

what files should I copy to make daily bacckups? the same would be warm, because the idea is to have a quick restore point to problems.
All this will be done on a Linux platform with Siebel 8.1

I assume you will have the DB covered.
Have you thought about the Siebel FS (attachments)?
If you have done a lot of Server configuration, you can also backup the siebns.dat file from the Gateway.

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Start up in safe mode and log in to the account with the problem. Note: If FileVault is enabled in OS X 10.9 or earlier, or if a firmware password is set, or if the startup volume is a software RAID, you can’t start in safe mode.
Safe mode is much slower to start up and run than normal. The next normal startup may also be somewhat slow.
The login screen appears even if you usually log in automatically. You must know your login password in order to log in. If you’ve forgotten the password, you will need to reset it before you begin.
You may now be able to log in and move the files off the Desktop. Then restart as usual.

G510 install Win 8.1 on a smaller SSD. What files to copy.

Yesterday I got a new G510. The HD is not in good condition after dropping it.
I wanted to swap the 1TB HD 5200 rpm anyways for my 120 GB SSD.
I can still get at the files on the original HD. What files and/or partitions do I need to copy to the SSD to get a clean Win 8.1 installation after inserting it in the Laptop? Right now I have both the old HD and the new SSD on another pc. So I can use Reflect.
Please give the name of those partitions. Not the Drive letter. Because the drive is outside the laptop and the drive letters are different in a system with more HD's.
What is the minimum of files to copy to get a basic Win 8.1 without bloatwear?
Thanks,
Eric

hi EricLagerstrom,
The partition table of the G510 is most likely similar to this picture.
AFAIK, it will not be an easy task to perform a clean installation of windows 8.1 on the SSD using the recovery image on the 1TB HDD as its a preconfigured OEM image (OS + Lenovo drivers, apps, and other preloaded softwares).
You can try to look into the recovery partition (last partition - approx 20GB), look for an install.esd file, convert it to install.wim and rebuild it without the preloaded softwares and try to re-image it on the SSD.
- Link to picture
As an alternative, you can clone or migrate the HDD to the SSD and just uninstall the softwares that you don't like (without affecting system functionality).
Guides:
OS Migration (for Samsung SSD)
OS Migration (using Paragon Backup & Recovery Home)
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What files are needed for backup

Hello all,
Our database stopped working because of a mistake and we've lost lots of our control files and configuration files.
On the other hand there are 5 oracle_homes in our system! So we decided to uninstall Oracle and install a clean version and restore our data, tables, triggers, functions and ... to it.
We have many rman level 0 and 1 backups since 2 months ago and the size of each level 0 backup is around 1.8 GB.
But I am new to Oracle, so please let me know which files I need to keep from our current Oracle before uninstalling it and how I can restore backups to the new oracle (probably I will install it in a new drive not in D:/ again and with a new SID maybe). Also please let me know which version I should install? (Desktop Class or Server Class) We have some applications on our own laptops which connect to server and retrieve/insert data from/into oracle database on the server.
Our current database does not mount and open because of the problems I mentioned above.
Our server is: Windows Server 2008
Oracle Version: 11g
The scrips the we used to create rman backups are:
echo database backup, level 1
echo %DATE%
echo %TIME%
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echo %datetimef%
rman target / @F:\backup1.txt LOG F:\database-backup\rman-logs\%datetimef%.txt
copy F:\database-backup\rman-logs\%datetimef%.txt F:\database-backup\rman-logs\current-log.txt
and
echo database backup, level 0
echo %DATE%
echo %TIME%
set datetimef=%date:~-4%_%date:~4,2%_%date:~7,2%_%time:~0,2%_%time:~3,2%_%time:~6,2%
echo %datetimef%
rman target / @F:\backup0.txt LOG F:\database-backup\rman-logs\%datetimef%.txt
copy F:\database-backup\rman-logs\%datetimef%.txt F:\database-backup\rman-logs\current-log.txt
Thanks

RMAN's BACKUP command supports backing up the following types of files:
Database files, including datafiles, control files, and the server parameter file (SPFILE)
Archived redo logs
Other backups created by RMAN, including such as datafile and control file image copies, and backup sets containing SPFILEs, control files, datafiles and archived logs
Check
http://web.njit.edu/info/limpid/DOC/backup.102/b14192/bkup001.htm

HT1284 how do you specify what files you want to backup

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Crystal Reports Server XI - what files need to be backed up?

I don't want to set up a fail over cluster which there seems to be plenty of information on.
All I want to do is identify what files I need to backup incase I need to do a restore.
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Any help would be appreciated...

Depends on the complexity of your deployment. Basically, your CMS DB and the FileStore directory are the only objects outside of the application itself that need to be backed up. The CMS DB contains all your security and links to reports, while the FileStore contains all the reports and instances themselves. You want to have the backups of these synchronized, so that you limit the number of report links that point to nothing, or have reports in your FileStore that have no links to them.
Other than that, if you have made modifications to your deployment to allow for LDAP/AD authentication, modification to server properties to adjust timeouts or orther parameters, etc you should have these documented so that they can be reaccomplished.
If you have the CMS DB and the FileStore, you can reinstall, point to the CMS DB, point to the FileStore, and be back up and running.
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I am having to install tbird again on a new system, I copied and backup-ed my previous emails. When I view my copies and/or restored email files are empty. Why?

I am having to install tbird again on a new system, I copied and backup-ed my previous emails. When I view my copies and/or restored email files they are empty, nothing is displayed and the window shows message of being empty. I an sure of the backup and of my copy/paste steps. Where and/or what has happened to my emails? I also searched each disk and all files for email extensions (*.mozmsgs and *.sbd and *.sbf) with no results. I can not find a way to restore over 10 years worth of very important emails. Can someone please help me recover what I know is their? All my emails in Seamonkey are on another system (the one I replaced with new win7 pro 64 i7 based system) and all the emails I had in tbird, before having to reinstall everything on new system due to something that happened to the os, are the copied and backup-ed files that are showing empty. Prior to new install all old Seamonkey emails transferred to tbird and all the tbird emails prior were their and were the copied/backup-ed files showing empty now. This is turning into my worst experience and nightmare in over 25 years of systems. I am really lost on this one. please help....

Are you saying you split your profile between C and D drive, perhaps through specifying a location in the account settings.
BTW.
*.mozmsgs useless duplicate files created for windows search integration. Simply wasted space on the disk.
*.sbd a folder indicating the presence of a sub folder (contains no mail at all.
*.sbf (I don't know that one.
*.msf an index of mail. contains tags, but otherwise useless and will be recreated when the mail is loaded in Thunderbird so it can display the mail list.
*. that is no file extension. You mail in files with the same name as the folders they came from.

What file name, are old emails saved under in backups?

Time Machine, does not seem to operate properly, past the date when I clean installed Yosemite. My files are all there, but I can only find them by going into my drive, and either searching for the file in Time Machine, or searching for it in my backup drive. I cannot restore a mail file, by opening mail, and time machine. It works fine up until the date, when I installed Yosemite. I have done 2 different completely clean installs, and one using migration assistant, wt a multitude of problems. I am done wt doing that. My iMac is finally running smoothly, and I have managed to migrate everything back into my iMac, except for my old emails. I'm pretty sure that I could restore my emails, as long as I knew where there there supposed to be stored on my iMac. I could basically restore them, by either looking in my backup drive where they are before I installed Yosemite. What file name, are old Maverick emails saved under in backups?

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[Copied from another thread I responded to recently:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/24658329#24658329]
This MIGHT be include all the files you need, but there might also be Preferences files needed from another directory.
Also, I migrated my data from an older OS X version (10.6.8) where the app was called Address Book. On brand new systems, it is called Contacts, and the correct directory might be named Contacts.
NOTE: Be sure to replace Macintosh HD below with the actual hard drive name if not Macintosh HD, and username below with the actual user's name...
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What files to Backup to External Hard Drive

Fairly new to Mac's Very new to iphoto 5.
I have an external hard drive I use to backup my itunes music I would also like to backup my photo's but not sure what files to backup.
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Bravo

hi bravao,
It's very simple...copy the ENTIRE iPhoto Library folder (found in your Pictures folder) to the external. That's it!
If anything ever goes wrong on the one on the internal, just copy the one on the external right into the Pictures folder then launch iPhoto.

I backup my iphone on my pc and copy backup file into drive D then i setup new OS on my pc. after that i copy the backup file into itunes backup folder but itunes can't find the backup file to restore my iphone. how can i restore my iphone?

i backup my iphone on my pc and copy backup file into drive D then i setup new OS on my pc. after that i copy the backup file into itunes backup folder but itunes can't find the backup file to restore my iphone. how can i restore my iphone?

Don't you just love changes in interfaces?
I found the answer to my question.
When you attach a device (iPhone, iPad) to your Mac, in iTunes 12 in appears as a tiny icon in the second "row" of the iTunes display. Click the icon and the familiar iTunes display for the device appears. From there, on the Summary screen, you can see the dates of the backups of the device (iCloud and backup to the computer). You can also use the button to backup to the computer.

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IPhone got all screwed up with the update on my home PC and wont restore, my PC at work does it fine, but my backup file is on my home PC. Can I copy my Backup file from my home PC and put it on my work PC to restore my IPhone?

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I am using itunes 10 and trying to consolidate my files. I keep getting the error "Copying files failed. The file name was invalid or too long". How can I indentify what file is causing this problem or resolve this issue?

I am using itunes 10 and trying to consolidate my files. I keep getting the error "Copying files failed. The file name was invalid or too long". How can I indentify what file is causing this problem or resolve this issue?

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Yes, I just get that message. I don't see how I could investigate this problem.
I didn't mention that this happened when I was consolidating my library, not copying files to another computer.
In other words, I'm using a "normal" itunes procedure, itunes won't complete it, and won't tell me exactly why or how to figure out how to fix it...
Is there at least some easy way to tell which files were successfully copied to my itunes music folder so I can work on moving the uncopied files?
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I'm prepping to take a video file of my film into a tape dubbing house to have an HDCAM copy of my project made. I'm using a PC, so Apple ProRes is not an option. What file type, codec, and settings do you recommend?
I was considering MXF, but the highest quality codec is XDCAM 50, which only does up to 50Mbps (I think). I believe HDCAM works at 140Mbps, so I would rather not give them a file that's compressed to almost 1/3rd that, especially since the source is a 5K 5120x2560 project. DPX maybe? I've never exported DPX before because it's not an option on my copy of CS6 - maybe that has to be downloaded separately? I was considering a Quicktim in H.264 at 140Mbps, but I think that would mean some serious rendering for the tape house. I would like to be able to offer them a few different options and see what they prefer, but this is an area where my knowledge runs thin. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. I'm hoping there's an industry standard that I can stick to.

DPX maybe? I've never exported DPX before because it's not an option on my copy of CS6 - maybe that has to be downloaded separately?
Your CS6 'Format' dropdown list should include DPX:
Among the options you listed, DPX would be my choice.
Be certain the dupe house can accept these files before proceeding.

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... and don't forget pfile or spfile... it can help too.
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