Data CopysRsync is your friendNormally i use rsync like so :
create a migration script named the same as the hostname your migrating :
#/bin/bash
system=`basename $0`
targetdir="/cs_migration"
if [ ! -d ${targetdir} ];then
mkdir -p ${targetdir}
fi
if [ ! -d ${targetdir}/logs ];then mkdir -p ${targetdir}/logs
fi
/usr/local/bin/rsync -avvr -e "ssh -c blowfish" --rsync-path=/usr/bin/rsync root@${system}:/ ${targetdir}/${system}|tee /${targetdir} /logs/${system}.log
This will create a target dir and logs , perhaps put the script into $targetdir/scripts
now create a wrapper script that calls your migration scripts :
(cs_migration is used as my example)
#!/bin/bash
/cs_migration/scripts/fubar2
/cs_migration/scripts/fubar3
/cs_migration/scripts/fubar4
/cs_migration/scripts/fubar6
/cs_migration/scripts/fubar7
/cs_migration/scripts/dev01
/cs_migration/scripts/dev02
/cs_migration/scripts/dev06
execute this via at or cron
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