Hello,
I’m preparing a disaster recovery scenario with OMD/Check_MK, our prod installations are VM’s with CentOS 6 6.5 x64 with the OMD 1.20 (stable release) .
I release that the OMD option to backup and restore does not appear in this version, actually we are backuping all the /omd/sites directory with a remote rsnapshot server, but i need to compare the two backup method.
1/ Probably this option is only in the non stable OMD version ?
2/ My another question refers to the “cmk --backup”, this option only make a backup of the configuration files (like the snapshot WATO option ?) but not the RRD perf DB’s ?
[root@por-cmksat-pre ~]# omd versions
1.20 (default)
[root@por-cmksat-pre ~]# omd
Usage (called as root):
omd help Show general help
omd setup Prepare operating system for OMD (installs packages)
omd uninstall Remove OMD and all sites!
omd setversion VERSION Sets the default version of OMD which will be used by new sites
omd version [SITE] Show version of OMD
omd versions List installed OMD versions
omd sites Show list of sites
omd create SITE Create a new site (-u UID, -g GID)
omd init SITE Populate site directory with default files and enable the site
omd rm SITE Remove a site (and its data)
omd disable SITE Disable a site (stop it, unmount tmpfs, remove Apache hook)
omd enable SITE Enable a site (reenable a formerly disabled site)
omd mv SITE NEWNAME Rename a site
omd cp SITE NEWNAME Make a copy of a site
omd update SITE Update site to other version of OMD
omd start [SITE] [SERVICE] Start services of one or all sites
omd stop [SITE] [SERVICE] Stop services of site(s)
omd restart [SITE] [SERVICE] Restart services of site(s)
omd reload [SITE] [SERVICE] Reload services of site(s)
omd status [SITE] [SERVICE] Show status of services of site(s)
omd config SITE … Show and set site configuration parameters
omd diff SITE ([RELBASE]) Shows differences compared to the original version files
omd su SITE Run a shell as a site-user
omd umount [SITE] Umount ramdisk volumes of site(s)
General Options:
-V set specific version, useful in combination with update/create
omd COMMAND -h, --help show available options of COMMAND
[root@por-cmksat-pre ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release
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Best Regards,
Javier Lobato Alonso