-----Original Message----- From: centos-bounces@centos.org [mailto:centos-bounces@centos.org] On Behalf Of David Mackintosh Sent: Friday, May 02, 2008 12:42 PM To: CentOS mailing list Subject: [CentOS] Archive-to-DVD
Hi folks,
Here's the situation. I have a group of engineers who love to save things to disk. Now that the filer is getting full, they are interested in archiving some of those things to DVD.
The tress containing the things they want to archive are specified like so:
/path/path/path/A/04?? /path/path/path/B/04?? /path/path/path/A/05?? /path/path/path/B/05?? /path/path/path/A/06?? /path/path/path/B/06??
...and there are things in A and B which do not match the specifications.
The total amount of data in this specificaiton is around 30GB, and this is not distributed equally through the specification.
Specification??
What I'm hoping for is a program that I can feed in directory specifications like the above, and it will produce for me DVD images (.iso files) containing these trees in such a format that when the engineers want file $X, I can give them the DVD (or the whole stack, if required) and say "there you go" without having to go through a restore process.
I don't want something which creates it's own archive format which spans the DVDs (ie split-tar or ufsdump).
Could not find one when we look either. Closest we came to finding any thing was backuppc.
I would settle for a program that produces a list of files such that I can create DVD images on my own.
Does anyone have any ideas how I might go about doing this, before I roll my own solution?
We would help.
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