I've been going thru backuppc in some detail to see if it's applicable for a
wider rollout in my org and the config file is a source of problem - on the
upside it can be configured to infinity to provide just the kind of tuning
that is needed. On the downside, ditto.
It seems to me that I can strip out all the server settings that clients don't
need and just include a per-client config file that contains only those
settings that are applicable there. The backup appears to run fine when I do
this, but is this manipulation officially blessed/allowed?
Also, because of the config file, it's a significant hurdle for a naive admin
to set up. I DON'T want a GUI application - I want an appliance
application - that I can set and forget and Backuppc seems to be such a
beast, but the one place where it looks like it might benefit from a portable
GUI is one that helps set up the config file (a la fetchmail). Is there such
a side project in progress? If not, I'd consider looking into it.
hjm
On Wednesday 07 June 2006 07:15, Craig Barratt wrote:
> Just create a per-PC config.pl for each of those clients and
> set $Conf{FullKeepCnt}, $Conf{FullPeriod} as needed.
>
> Craig
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