BACKUPSH(ADM)                      UNIX System V



     Name
          backupsh - menu driven backup administration utility


     Syntax
          /usr/lib/sysadm/backupsh


     Description
          backupsh  is   the   screen   interface   invoked   by   the
          sysadmsh(ADM)  Backups  selection  to  administer the backup
          subsystem.  backupsh  allows  scheduled  and  non  scheduled
          backups  to  be taken.  Complete filesystems or single files
          or directories may also be restored.   It  also  allows  the
          /usr/lib/sysadmin/schedule file to be edited.

          Backupsh can be used with both UNIX and  XENIX  filesystems.
          If  a  UNIX  filesystem  is  being  used then backupsh calls
          cpio(C), if a XENIX filesystem is being used  then  backupsh
          calls xbackup(ADM) or xrestore(ADM).

          Refer atcronsh(ADM) for  details  of  environment  variables
          that  backupsh  uses,  the  usage  is  the  same except that
          backpsh uses the specific variable BACKUP instead of ATCRON.


     Files
          /usr/lib/sysadmin/schedule


     See Also
          atcronsh(ADM)  auditsh(ADM),  authsh(ADM),  at(C),  cpio(C),
          cron(C), backup(ADM), lpsh(ADM), restore(ADM), sysadmsh(ADM)


     Notes
          Invoking  backupsh(ADM)  is   not   recommended;   use   the
          sysadmsh(ADM) Backups selection.


     Value Added
          backupsh is an extension of AT&T System V  provided  by  the
          Santa Cruz Operation.


     (printed 8/23/89)                          BACKUPSH(ADM)