[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I use the automated backup procedures and have run into 2 problems: > > 1) a cannot get any individual user's account any bigger than 2 gig; so I > cannot backup to a user directory and then ftp the backup file to a server > sitting next quota the RAQ, a method I found to work well for me. My backup > is now over 2 gig in size so I get backup failed messages as the user is > over disk quota. Any way to make a user have more than 2 gig of space? The > site has more, but the GUI won't allow bigger for the individual
The 2GB file size limitation is actually a kernel issue. The 2.2 kernel does not allow any single file in the filesystem to be more than 2GB in size. You need to find a way to make your backup files smaller than 2GB - rather than just doing one single backup for your entire machine, do many smaller backups for each user, etc. If a single user has over 2GB of files, you'll need to roll your own tar/FTP script to do the backups instead of relying on the solutions in the UI, as we don't offer a very fine-grained option (per-file selection, etc). > 2) a setup another machine with ftp so now I can just ftp my backup > directly when it runs, thus, I won't have my 2 gig limit problem. But, my > backup seems to run at about 8AM, very bad time of day to do this. How can > I set it to automatically run at lets say, 5AM. The backup should start running at about 4am (that's when most of the system jobs happen). It is probably taking a couple of hours to run your backup job, especially if your machine is "in use" (web traffic, etc) during the backup cycle and you're backing up 2GB of files. There's no way to change the time if that's how long it takes to back up your content. You might want to look at doing a smaller backup each day during the week, and then do a "full" backup once a week or something. -- Bruce Timberlake Sun Cobalt Technology Engineer Sun Microsystems, Inc. E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] T: 877-718-3569 / x69369 _______________________________________________ cobalt-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-developers
