Hello,

First off, I love backuppc.   I have been using it for several years to
backup linux servers and windows laptops.    I only wish it would do a
better job of backing up large file systems ( > 200G), then I could use it
for everything :)   More of an issue with rsync I suppose.

My problem:

I am having an issue where one of my PCs is not being backed up, but the web
page is continually showing the system as green.   I am running version
3.1.0 on redhat 5 update 4.   Attached is an image of the line from backup
summary page of the host with the issue.    Here is the output of the
backups file for the system


0       full    1292520830      1292530512      20943   23238797168
15594    581426381      6887    15657794185     202     0       0
0       3       6 26839053      9178080874      0               1
rsyncd  0               3. .0
1       full    1297452420      1297456945      22187   36658991350
21268    0763903761     1070    25895497821     8       0       0
0       3       9 48506473      12655641945     0               1
rsyncd  0               3. .0
9       full    1307030232      1307040256      24198   42367335109
22430    3796601713     2096    28571375400     24      0       0
0       3       1 167229780     13151896796     0               1
rsyncd  0               3. .0
10      incr    1309532727      1309538474      9357    30550246922
2062     69734671       7773    30181101829     10      0       0
0       3       2 8229199       14183599889     1               1
rsyncd  1               3. .0


Can anyone tell me what is the logic for turning the table row green?   Can
this be reset?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
-- 
-MichaelC

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