2 post-data capture command – Acronis Backup for Linux Server - User Guide User Manual

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Check box

Selection

Fail the backup task if the
command execution fails*

Selected

Cleared

Selected

Cleared

Do not perform the data
capture until the command
execution is complete

Selected

Selected

Cleared

Cleared

Result

Preset

Perform the data
capture only after the
command is
successfully executed.
Fail the task if the
command execution
fails.

Perform the data
capture after the
command is
executed despite
execution failure
or success.

N/A

Perform the data
capture concurrently
with the command
and irrespective of
the command
execution result.

* A command is considered failed if its exit code is not equal to zero.

4.7.16.2 Post-data capture command

To specify a command/batch file to be executed after data capture

1. In the Command field, type a command or browse to a batch file. The program does not support

interactive commands, i.e. commands that require user input (for example, "pause".)

2. In the Working directory field, specify a path to a directory where the command/batch file will

be executed.

3. In the Arguments field specify the command’s execution arguments, if required.
4. Depending on the result you want to obtain, select the appropriate options as described in the

table below.

5. Click Test command to check if the command is correct.

Check box

Selection

Fail the task if the command
execution fails*

Selected

Cleared

Selected

Cleared

Do not back up until the
command execution is
complete

Selected

Selected

Cleared

Cleared

Result

Preset

Continue the backup
only after the
command is
successfully
executed. Delete the
TIB file and
temporary files and
fail the task if the
command execution
fails.

Continue the
backup after the
command is
executed despite
command
execution failure
or success.

N/A

Continue the
backup concurrently
with the command
execution and
irrespective of the
command execution
result.

* A command is considered failed if its exit code is not equal to zero.

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