The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. The \"Verify desktop backup file\" option can be used to check the integrity of a desktop backup file.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>The first method creates a copy of your server configuration and user data files, and downloads it to your local desktop via your web browser. Currently your configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize. The backup file will be somewhat less than this, depending on how compressible the data are. This file can be used to restore the server from the console if you copy it to removable storage media such as a local USB disk.
The tape backup method uses a software package called $module to back up your entire hard disk to tape every night. This requires a supported tape drive and a tape that is not write-protected. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every night (with a reminder automatically e-mailed to the administrator during the day). Currently your hard disk contains $dumpsize of data.
The workstation backup method uses a software package called dar to back up your server configuration and data files to a workstation on your LAN (or a local USB disk). This requires you provide a writable share (cifs or nfs) on the backup workstation or have a local USB disk. You can manage how many rotating sets of backup are kept on the backup share, and also make each set doing incremental backup upon several days. The backup is performed automatically at the selected time every day. Currently configuration and data files total approximately $tarsize uncompressed. Twice the compressed data size must be available on the backup share.
All restore methods allow you to restore your configuration and user data files. Workstation backup provides individual file restore. Ideally, full restore should be performed on a freshly installed server.
]]>If the user exceeds the "Limit with grace period", warnings will be generated. If this limit is exceeded for longer than a week or if the "Absolute limit" is reached, the user will be unable to store any more files or receive any more e-mail.
A setting of '0' for either limit disables that limit for the corresponding user.
The disk space for each user includes the user's home directory, e-mail, and any files owned by the user in information bays. ]]>
如果用户超过了“有宽限额度的限制”，系统将会生成警告。如果超过了一周的宽限期或者已到了“绝对限制”，那么用户将无法存储任何文件或者接受任何电子邮件。
设置为0则表示对相应用户禁用磁盘配额。
每个用户的磁盘空间，包括用户目录、电子邮件和该用户在i-bays中所拥有的任何文件。 ]]>
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The text that you enter below will be line wrapped for a nicer appearance in your web page. Leave a blank line whenever you want to start a new paragraph. If you need to force a line break without starting a new paragraph (for example after each line of a mailing address), then type the four-character sequence
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Do not use this option if you have already customized your web site, since it will overwrite the "index.htm" file in your web site directory.
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