Keith Edmunds wrote:
Mike Bydalek wrote:
I suppose I *could* do a mkdir -p, but it just seems redundant to do.
Please try this whilst logged into the backup server *as the user who
runs rdiff-backup* - let me stress, it MUST be as the user who
experienced the original problem ("backupuser" in your original posting):
$ python
>>> import os
>>> os.makedirs('/home/mbydalek/x/y/z')
>>> ^D
...and let me know what happens. You can remove the superflous
directories after with "rm -r /home/mbydalek/x".
Since I am doing it relative to backupuser's home directory, I left out
the first /. That said, the code above worked just fine.
-Mike
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