Use the --backupID argument to assign an ID to a backup. To back up the userRoot directory, run the following command. $ bin/backup --backupDirectory </path/to/backups/>userRoot \ --backendID userRoot --backupID weekly The --backupID argument identifies the backup being created as "weekly". The backup file appears under backups/userRoot directory as userRoot-backup-weekly.
To back up the userRoot directory, run the following command. $ bin/backup --backupDirectory </path/to/backups/>userRoot \ --backendID userRoot --backupID weekly The --backupID argument identifies the backup being created as "weekly". The backup file appears under backups/userRoot directory as userRoot-backup-weekly.