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I usually back up to an external USB hard drive, but I'm playing with backing up to DVD, since I have a stack of DL dvds. I threw together a quick script to call mkisofs, but I'm getting this: Logfile is '/mnt/backup/dobackup.janus.20100123144543.out' Backup file is '/mnt/backup/backups/backup.janus.20100123144543.iso' Command is 'mkisofs -A dobackup.sh -v -l -J -R -L -V dkramer_backup_20100123144543 -o /mnt/backup/backups/backup.janus.20100123144543.iso /boot /data/subversion /data2/subversion /etc /home /root /usr /var /backup/backup_mysql_janus_100123.tgz' --------------------------------------------- Warning: creating filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660. I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings) genisoimage 1.1.9 (Linux) Scanning /boot Scanning /boot/lost+found Scanning /boot/grub Scanning /data/subversion ... Using PASSWD_000.;1 for /passwd- (passwd~) Using GROUP_000.;1 for /group~ (group-) Using 000.BASH_HISTORY;1 for /.bash_history (.bash_history) Using 001.BASH_HISTORY;1 for /.bash_history (.bash_history) Using 000.HTPASSWD;1 for /.htpasswd (.htpasswd) genisoimage: Error: '/data2/subversion/.htpasswd' and '/data/subversion/.htpasswd' have the same Rock Ridge name '.htpasswd'. genisoimage: Error: '/var/mail' and '/etc/mail' have the same Rock Ridge name 'mail'. Unable to sort directory NOTE: multiple source directories have been specified and merged into the root of the filesystem. Check your program arguments. genisoimage is not tar. Dunno what it's talking about with group and passwd, but the two naming conflicts puzzle me. How can it complain about two files in completely different directories having the same name? What's the best way around this? If I only intend on using this on other Linux systems, would removing -J be enough, or are there more things to override? Where are we going, and why are we in this handbasket?
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