Hello,

I've got some news about my problem.

I modified '/usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC' on line 1761 in sub 'ServerSocketInit' to have backuppc storing BackupPC.sock in /usr/share/backuppc/ instead of "$TopDir/log/BackupPC.sock" ($TopDir/log/BackupPC.sock is located on the mounted NFS filesystem).

BackupPC starts correctly now. I haven't tried to backup for now but i think it will work.

So you were right, my NAS appliance doesn't support unix-domain socket creation.

Thanks for all.

Cyril.

PS: Sorry for my poor English.

Craig Barratt a écrit :

Cyril GUILLERMINET writes:

I've got a problem with backuppc using a NAS appliance to store the pool of data.

My appliance is a snap500, its root is mounted on my server via NFS and the backuppc's pool of data is stored on it. When i'm starting backuppc, this appears in my logs : "server kernel: RPC: call_verify: proc f8b3efa8 unsupported by program 100003, version 3 on server snap500."

Is it a bug of backuppc ? Why is there a RPC call to the NAS when i'm starting backuppc ?

BackupPC reads config and status, files, opens log files, and
creates a unix-domain socket when it starts.  All of that requires
lots of RPC NFS calls.  Among all of those, perhaps the unix-domain
socket is not supported by the snap500.  But I've never heard of it
not being supported over NFS.

Craig


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