I've reinstalled backuppc and the problem has gone away.
I used the Debian packages which sets up cron jobs. After the reinstall,
I'm seeing normal incremental backups at around the same time.
I guess I screwed up a config file somehow, I'll post the details if I
screw up again. :)
B.
David Rees wrote:
On 9/30/05, Khaled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would like to find out how to set the command that the web interface
executes like a cron job. I was not involved in setting up the system so I
dont know how this was done.
I would like to view the command that backuppc runs automatically on a
regular basis. Please can someone tell me where this can be found...
If backuppc was setup to run via cron, you need to look at the
crontab, probably for either the backuppc user or root. Your system's
crond log file may give you some clues as well.
Automated backups via cron need to be setup manually and can not be
done through the web interface.
-Dave
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