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Table Of Contents
- Command-line mode and scripting in Windows
- Agent for Windows command-line utility
- Supported commands
- Common options
- Specific options
- create
- filebackup
- deploy
- deploy_mbr
- filerestore
- verify
- consolidate
- export
- convert
- list
- explore
- unplug
- asz_create
- asz_delete
- clone
- trueimagecmd.exe usage examples
- Image disks and partitions
- Restore disks and partitions
- Back up files
- Restore files
- Consolidate backups
- Export backups
- Convert an image to virtual disk
- List
- Check for assigned licenses
- Acronis Secure Zone: managing backups by archive numbers
- Acronis Secure Zone: managing backups by file names
- Acronis Secure Zone: deleting backups
- Clone
- Explore image
- Storage node command-line utility
- Scripting
- Agent for Windows command-line utility
- Console mode in Linux
- Backup, restore and other operations (trueimagecmd)
- Automatic image creation using cron service
- Restoring files with trueimagemnt
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The following command will restore the MBR from partition image D1 to the hard disk 1:
trueimagecmd --deploy_mbr --filename:/usr/backups/D1.tib --harddisk:1
The following command will export the "archive1" archive from the root folder to the new
archive named "archive2" in the "exported" folder:
trueimagecmd --export --vault:/ --arc:archive1 --target_vault:/exported \
--target_arc:archive2
The following command will export the "archive1" archive from managed vault "vault10" to the
network share:
trueimagecmd --export --vault:bsp://StorageNode/vault10 --arc:archive1 \
--net_src_user:username --net_src_password:password \
--target_vault:smb://server/exported --target_arc:archive2 \
--net_user:username --net_password:password
The following command will export the "archive1" archive from the network share to the
"exported" folder:
trueimagecmd --export --vault:smb://server/backups/ --arc:archive1 \
--target_vault:/exported --target_arc:archive2 --net_src_user:username \
--net_src_password:password
2.2 Automatic image creation using cron service
As a rule, disk/partition images are created regularly, often daily. To automate this operation, you
can use the cron service familiar to many UNIX users.
As an example, let’s consider a situation where you (the system administrator) need to back up one
or more disk partitions regularly.
Use the --list command to obtain the necessary partition number:
Disk 1:
1-1 hda1 Pri,Act 31.35 MB 26.67 MB FAT16
Table Table
1-2 hda5 980.5 MB Linux Swap
1-3 hda6 4.887 GB 135.9 MB Ext2
1-4 hda7 9.767 GB 1.751 GB Ext2
1-5 hda8 3.462 GB 1.3 GB Ext2
Disk 2:
2-1 (/1) hdd1 Pri,Act 4.806 GB 4.627 GB Ext3
Table Table
2-2 hdd5 3 GB 1.319 GB Ext3
2-3 hdd6 3.906 GB Ext3
You need to back up partition 2-1. Let’s suppose a complete image has to be created weekly,
supported by incremental images created daily.
To do this, place the respective executable files (e.g. trueimage.cron) into /etc/cron.daily and
/etc/cron.weekly folders.
To initiate weekly creation of a complete image of partition 2-1, add the following line to the above
file:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/trueimagecmd --create --partition:2-1 \
--filename:/mnt/backups/my_host/backup.tib