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Revision as of 21:52, 10 October 2007
zmbackupabort (Aborting a Full Backup)
(Network Edition only)
The zmbackupabort command can be used to stop a backup process. Before you can abort an account you must know backup label. This label is displayed after you start the backup procedure. If you do not know the label, use the zmbackupquery to find the label name.
To stop the restore process. The zmbackupabort -r interrupts an on going restore. The restore process is stopped after the current account is restored. The command displays message showing which accounts were not restored.
Syntax
zmbackupabort -lb (label) -acct (email addresses) -s (hostname) -t (zimbra-home/ backup)
Description
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Long Name |
Short Name |
Description |
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--label <label> |
-lb |
Label of the full backup to be aborted. Use the zmbackupquery, to find the file name. |
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--account |
-acct |
Specifies the account email addresses. Separate accounts with a blank space. If accounts are omitted, all accounts are backed up. |
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Common Options | ||
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--server |
-s |
Mail server host name. For format, use either the plain host name or the server.domain.com name. The default is the localhost name. |
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--target |
-t |
Specifies the target backup location. The default is <zimbra_home>/backup. |
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--help |
-h |
Displays the usage options for this command. |
