Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual

/usr/bin/find /var/sv/RESTORE -mtime +30 -exec rm  {} \; 

Renaming Backup and Restore Files 

By default, the files in the backup and restore directories use the following naming 
convention: 

sv

-<software version>

-

<date time>-<time zone>

.chksum 

where: 

 = current software version (with a dash) and build number. For 

example: 2-2.0.30 

 = YYYY/MMDDHHMMSS. For example: the entry 20100731152417 is 

July 31 2010 at 15:24:17 

 = the assigned value for the time zone. 

For example: 

If <version> = “2.2.0.25” 

If <date time > = “20100721105831 

If <time zone>  = “0700” 

then the format would be: 

sv-2.2.0.25-20100721105831-0700.chksum 

sv-2.2.0.25-20100721105831-0700.tar 

You can change the directory name to add a meaningful description, and change 
the date, time, and time zone. However, this needs to be done in a very specific 
location in order for restore to work. 

Below is an example of how to add the description ‘AfterGiantsGame’ to the default 
restore file name: 

mv sv-2.2.0.30-20100721152417-0400.chksum sv-2.2.0.30AfterGiantsGame-20100721152417-004.chksum 

mv sv-2.2.0.30-20100721152417-0400.tar sv-2.2.0.30AfterGiantsGame-20100721152417-004.tar 

You must reload the Dashboard to make the rename take effect. 

Important! If you add a description after the version, you must remove the dash. 

You can configure the secondary server to periodically restore the backup copied 
into its /var/sv/RESTORE directory as follows: 

1.  On the secondary server, open the Dashboard and select Tools > Advanced > 

Scheduled Tasks. 

2.  Select Add Row and enter RestoreTask for the Task Type. 

3.  Click Apply.