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NEX-13374 NDMP should be able to backup unmounted ZFS filesystems
Reviewed by: Yuri Pankov <yuri.pankov@nexenta.com>
Reviewed by: Evan Layton <evan.layton@nexenta.com>
NEX-1123 NDMP commands can not uniquely identify Nexenta and the file server version (currently 4.0.1) and Sun Microsystems.
NEX-894 Default location of NDMP log file should be under /var/log
    
      
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   1    1  /*
   2    2   * Copyright (c) 2008, 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
   3      - * Copyright 2014 Nexenta Systems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
        3 + * Copyright 2017 Nexenta Systems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
   4    4   */
   5    5  
   6    6  /*
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   8    8   *
   9    9   * Copyright (c) 2007, The Storage Networking Industry Association.
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  39   39  #ifndef _NDMPD_PROP_H
  40   40  #define _NDMPD_PROP_H
  41   41  
  42   42  #include <sys/types.h>
  43   43  #include <libscf.h>
  44   44  
  45   45  #ifdef __cplusplus
  46   46  extern "C" {
  47   47  #endif
  48   48  
  49   49  /* NDMP property parameter flags */
  50   50  #define NDMP_CF_NOTINIT         0x00    /* Not initialized yet */
  51   51  #define NDMP_CF_DEFINED         0x01    /* Defined/read from env */
  52   52  #define NDMP_CF_MODIFIED        0x02    /* Has been modified */
  53   53  
  54   54  typedef enum {
  55   55          NDMP_DAR_SUPPORT = 0,
  56   56          NDMP_MOVER_NIC,
  57   57          /*
  58   58           * Force backing up the directories leading to
  59   59           * a modified object for 'dump' format backup.
  60   60           */
  61   61          NDMP_DUMP_PATHNODE_ENV,
  62   62          /*
  63   63           * Force backing up the directories leading to
  64   64           * a modified object for 'tar' format backup.
  65   65           */
  66   66          NDMP_TAR_PATHNODE_ENV,
  67   67          /*
  68   68           * Force to send the file history node entries
  69   69           * along with the file history dir entries for
  70   70           * all directories containing the changed files
  71   71           * to the client for incremental backup.
  72   72           *
  73   73           * Note: This variable is added to support BakBone
  74   74           * Software's NetVault DMA which expects to get the
  75   75           * FH ADD NODES for all upper directories which
  76   76           * contain the changed files in incremental backup
  77   77           * along with the FH ADD DIRS.
  78   78           */
  79   79          NDMP_FHIST_INCR_ENV,
  80   80          /* Ignore st_ctime when backing up. */
  81   81          NDMP_IGNCTIME_ENV,
  82   82          /* If we should check for the last modification time. */
  83   83          NDMP_INCLMTIME_ENV,
  84   84          /*
  85   85           * Environment variable name for the maximum permitted
  86   86           * token sequence for token-based backups.
  87   87           */
  88   88          NDMP_MAXSEQ_ENV,
  89   89          /* Environment variable name for the active version. */
  90   90          NDMP_VERSION_ENV,
  91   91          /*
  92   92           * Environment variable name for restore path.
  93   93           * Suppose that a dircetroy named "/d1/d11" is backed
  94   94           * up and there is a file "/d1/d11/d111/f" under that
  95   95           * directory and  the restore path is "/d1/r1".
  96   96           * If restore path mechanism is set to 0 which means
  97   97           * partial path restore, then the result will be
  98   98           * "/d1/r1/d111/f". If it is set to 1 which means full
  99   99           * path restore, the result will be "/d1/r1/d1/d11/d111/f"
 100  100           */
 101  101          NDMP_FULL_RESTORE_PATH,
 102  102          NDMP_DEBUG_PATH,
 103  103          NDMP_PLUGIN_PATH,
 104  104          NDMP_SOCKET_CSS,
 105  105          NDMP_SOCKET_CRS,
 106  106          NDMP_MOVER_RECSIZE,
 107  107          NDMP_RESTORE_WILDCARD_ENABLE,
 108  108          NDMP_CRAM_MD5_USERNAME,
  
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 109  109          NDMP_CRAM_MD5_PASSWORD,
 110  110          NDMP_CLEARTEXT_USERNAME,
 111  111          NDMP_CLEARTEXT_PASSWORD,
 112  112          NDMP_TCP_PORT,
 113  113          NDMP_BACKUP_QTN,
 114  114          NDMP_RESTORE_QTN,
 115  115          NDMP_OVERWRITE_QTN,
 116  116          NDMP_ZFS_FORCE_OVERRIDE,
 117  117          NDMP_DRIVE_TYPE,
 118  118          NDMP_DEBUG_MODE,
      119 +        NDMP_VENDOR_NAME,
      120 +        NDMP_PRODUCT_NAME,
      121 +        NDMP_AUTOSYNC_SUPPORT,
      122 +        NDMP_HPR_SUPPORT,
 119  123          NDMP_MAXALL
 120  124  } ndmpd_cfg_id_t;
 121  125  
 122  126  extern int ndmpd_load_prop(void);
 123  127  extern char *ndmpd_get_prop(ndmpd_cfg_id_t);
 124  128  extern char *ndmpd_get_prop_default(ndmpd_cfg_id_t, char *);
 125  129  extern int ndmpd_get_prop_yorn(ndmpd_cfg_id_t);
 126  130  
 127  131  #ifdef  __cplusplus
 128  132  }
 129  133  #endif
 130  134  
 131  135  #endif /* _NDMPD_PROP_H */
    
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