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    Access to the directory backup

    Hi
    I am sure all are familiar with the mail server (Zimbra) which runs on Debian Linux. The backup disk is mounted in the following directory:
    Code:
    / dev/sdb1
    and directories are made in the following directory
    Code:
    / sauvzimbra / backups
    The problem is that when I issue this
    cd / sauvzimbra / backups
    I have the following message "No such file or directory type". I would like to get directions, see the backups to their size. When I do "df-h" I see the size of the backup directory that is changing regularly so I am sure that backups are performed regularly.

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    Re: Access to the directory backup

    Hello,
    When I do "df-h" I see the size of the backup directory that is changing regularly so I am sure that backups are performed regularly.
    df-h normally tells you which directory is mounted a disc. I have explained this with an example below. Please check
    df-h | grep / dev/sda4
    / dev/sda4 80G 68G 28G 62% / mnt / windows
    Any more help do post back.
    Last edited by chroma; 11-12-2009 at 12:47 PM.

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    Re: Access to the directory backup

    Hello
    Yes this is correct
    Code:
    df-h | grep / dev/sda4
    / dev/sda4 80G 68G 28G 62% / mnt / windows
    I totally agree but what I want is to see the contents of this directory is a list of backup files with different file sizes. Any suggestion on this. Please help.

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    Re: Access to the directory backup

    Hello
    Ok so, the disc is mounted correctly. This is perhaps an area in the nuts in the folder name. I am showing you an little example
    Code:
    mkdir "example"
    cd example
    bash: cd: test: No such file or directory
    If not a little ls-l / sauvzimbra / | grep backup to have a little more information.

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