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2013-01-17
2013-12-29
  • Steven Michaels

    Steven Michaels - 2013-01-17

    I just setup Ubuntu 12.04 with DRBL and I can create and restore images, however we have alot of different images we use since we have alot of different machines in the environment. Is there a way I can access different directories inside the main one my DRBL is using so we can organize the images in a somewhat logical manner? I have 2 directories in there but I only see the images.

     
  • Steven Michaels

    Steven Michaels - 2013-01-21

    Is this possible? Just want to sort out laptop images and desktop images in different folders that I can navigate to once I boot via PXE and choose the appropriate image for the machine I am on.

     
  • Steven Shiau

    Steven Shiau - 2013-01-22

    The /home/partimag/ is the default one. You can change that in drbl-ocs.conf. However, drblpush has to be run again.
    This has to be improved in the future...

    Steven.

     
  • Steven Michaels

    Steven Michaels - 2013-01-22

    So I will only be able to access whatever directory I set as the default and no sub directories within the default?

     
  • Steven Shiau

    Steven Shiau - 2013-01-23

    Basically yes. Or you can try "mount --bind dir /home/partimag/" to mount another directory "dir" as /home/partimag/. However, in that case, you will have to restart NFS service.

    Steven.

     
  • Steven Michaels

    Steven Michaels - 2013-01-23

    Ok.. I will try that later today. Thanks. I have a secondary drive that I created a mount point on that my images save to now and was hoping to be able to provide a layer of organization, but for now I can just use some sort of prefix when I name the images to keep the list organized. Hopefully a newer release will include sub directory capability. Thanks for the assistance and will let you know if the bind works

     

    Last edit: Steven Michaels 2013-01-23

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