backupsh(ADM)                   19 June 1992                   backupsh(ADM)


 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 file-
    system is being used then backupsh calls xbackup(ADM) or xrestore(ADM).

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

 File

    /usr/lib/sysadmin/schedule

 See also

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

 Note

    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, Inc.