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Article ID: 3440
Last update: 08-02-04
Issue:
How do I back up a Samba share?
Resolution:
smbtar is a shell script for backing up SMB shares directly to UNIX tape drives and is similar to the tar command.

An example of its usage is below:

smbtar -v -s [server] -p [password] -x [share] -u [username] -t [tape/filename]
      


If a filename is provided after the -t switch the resulting file is a tar archive file.

See the man page for further information:
man smbtar


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