Backup Agent Installation
GNU/Linux Installation
- The package is available at the link sent via email
For instance:
http://backup.1backup.it/1backup-server-nix.tar.gz
# wget http://backup.1backup.it/1Backup/1backup-server-nix.tar.gz - Access with the root user to Linux
- Unzip the installation package in the directory /opt
- Skip this step if you're installing the 1Backup Backup Agent on a 32bit or 64bit platform. In the next package all the valid JRE libraries are included. However, it's possible to install the Backup Agent on different platforms/architectures. In this case your own JRE (version 1.6 or later) can be installed, please take note of the installation path (ie: /usr/lib/jvm/java). Proceed as follows:
- Set the environment path $JAVA_HOME::
# export JAVA_HOME = /usr/lib/jvm/java
- Install 1Backup Server with the commands:
# mkdir -p /opt/1backup
# cd /opt/1backup
# tar -zxvf 1backup-server-nix.tar.gz
# cd /opt/1backup
# ./bin/install.sh
Solaris Installation
- The package can be downloaded at the link sent via email
- Access the Solaris server with the root user
- Install the SUNWgtar package with the Solaris installation support that contains the GNU tar pack util
- Unzip the package in the directory /opt
- Install JRE v1.6 or later and note the installation path (ie. /usr/lib/jvm/java)
- Create a symbolic link for JRE
- Set the environmental variable $JAVA_HOME
- Install 1Backup Server with these commands::
For instance:
http://backup.1backup.it/1backup-server-nix.tar.gz
# wget http://backup.1backup.it/1backup-server-nix.
# cd /opt
# gtar-zxf 1backup-server-nix.all.tar.gz
# ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java/ /opt/bit/jvm
# JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java; export JAVA_HOME
# cd /opt/bit
# ./bin/install.sh