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Unix/Linux backup account that does not update LAST ACCESS files metadata
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I'm actually wondering if on Unix/Linux systems, there is a equivalent of "Backup Operators" on Windows.
On Windows, being member of this group allows to open files without updating their LAST ACCESS metadata.
Is there anything similar on Unix/Linux ?
I know that remounting the whole volume using "noatime" option can give this ability, but this is a non-sense as this would require no one accessing datas at time of backup.
Anyway, can someone please help on this subject ?
Thanks
backup accounts file-metadata
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I'm actually wondering if on Unix/Linux systems, there is a equivalent of "Backup Operators" on Windows.
On Windows, being member of this group allows to open files without updating their LAST ACCESS metadata.
Is there anything similar on Unix/Linux ?
I know that remounting the whole volume using "noatime" option can give this ability, but this is a non-sense as this would require no one accessing datas at time of backup.
Anyway, can someone please help on this subject ?
Thanks
backup accounts file-metadata
asked 18 mins ago
Simon FavreSimon Favre
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I'm actually wondering if on Unix/Linux systems, there is a equivalent of "Backup Operators" on Windows.
On Windows, being member of this group allows to open files without updating their LAST ACCESS metadata.
Is there anything similar on Unix/Linux ?
I know that remounting the whole volume using "noatime" option can give this ability, but this is a non-sense as this would require no one accessing datas at time of backup.
Anyway, can someone please help on this subject ?
Thanks
backup accounts file-metadata
asked 18 mins ago
Simon FavreSimon Favre
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Simon Favre is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'm actually wondering if on Unix/Linux systems, there is a equivalent of "Backup Operators" on Windows.
On Windows, being member of this group allows to open files without updating their LAST ACCESS metadata.
Is there anything similar on Unix/Linux ?
I know that remounting the whole volume using "noatime" option can give this ability, but this is a non-sense as this would require no one accessing datas at time of backup.
Anyway, can someone please help on this subject ?
Thanks
backup accounts file-metadata
backup accounts file-metadata
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