Hi Dominik
Although it is not an answer to your present predicament, I would say
that rdiff-backup is not advisable over an unstable connection. A better
strategy is to run rdiff-backup locally (preferably to a different
machine) and then use rsync to mirror the rdiff-backup repository to an
offsite machine using rsync with the --link-dest option. I recently
posted on this mailing list an example of how to do this. Problems with
the offsite backup process are minimised and you have a primary and
secondary backup.
Dominic
Dominik Sandjaja wrote:
Hi,
I have a setup of a server being backed up regularly over a DSL line to
my server at home.
After quite a bad crash I am in the process of restoring the data...
Thanks
Dominik
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