Re: Backups, cpio -a and NO_ATIME

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From: Martin Williams
Date: Thu, 13 Feb 1992 13:31

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ather than using cpio to do your backups why not use
dump? this would circumvent your problem.
Martin
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From: williamm@zeus.swindon.rtsg.mot.com (Martin Williams)
Subject: Re: Backups, cpio -a and NO_ATIME
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Keywords: cpio, NO_ATIME, find, backups, access time, etc, etc
Organization: Motorola(Swindon-UK)
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