Gene Horodecki wrote:
I had that problem as well.. so I uhh.. well, I fiddled with the backup directory on the backuppc server and moved them around so that backuppc wouldn't see I had moved them remotely.. Not something I would exactly recommend doing... although it worked.Great suggestions.. It's too late for me now because the backup (should be) 95% complete.. but I will remember that for next time. Tell me, are the directories in the pc/<hostname> path just regular directories that have the letter 'f' prepended to them? Did you have to reorganize every layer of backups in existance to match, or just one layer? I'll do this next time.
So if I moved, say, /var/www to /home/www, I first made a full backup before the move. Then I moved the www directory on the remote host, then went to the backuppc server and moved fwww from /fvar/fwww to /fhome/fwww within that latest backup tree. Then I did another full. I think that's what I did anyway... =-)
Rich
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