on the second point, yes, you can override the backup method in the host
based config files.  i use tar, rsync, and smb, depending on the host.

as a more general question, what can be overridden and what cannot, in the
machine based config files?  are there any restrictions?
specifically, can $Conf{EMailUserDestDomain} be overridden in the machine
based config files?

thanks.

On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Vaughan Roberts <vaug...@roberts.name>wrote:

>  I have been using backuppc to backup win-boxes onto a Linux server using
> cygwin rsync running on the win-boxes.  Now I am trying to use backuppc on
> some Macs (OS X), but I am having difficulty get it to work.  There have
> been some comments that rsync is not a good option for the Mac due to its
> file system.  Is this still valid?  Is anyone able to point me to a good
> source of information about using backuppc with the Mac?
>
> On a second point, do the machine based config files in the pc directory
> over-rule the config.pl file?  For example can I use rsync on the win-boxes
> and tar for the Macs by specifying this in the machine configuration files?
>
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