Hello, I have installed BackupPC on redhat, Fedora Core 2 distributions but never on Mandrake. So when i'm installing i have two problems: * First is to install prerequisites modules for BackupPC. For all, i receive error message on running make : "makefile have been rebuilt". * For runni
Hi all,
I feel stupid, but I can't figure out where BackupPC gets its host
information for generating links. For my installation, the link BackupPC
sends out in its emails is missing a host name:
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It is recommended you backup the Outlook files when you are connected
to the network by e
Hi all,
My problem is that when an email gets sent out to my users
(say, for instance, Outlook files need to be backed up), the link in the email
will lead them to a password-protected page. I don’t want to hand out the
admin password for the BackupPC user!
How do I create more u
Peeps,I need to perform a partial backup (ie, exclude a few directories) to a remote network. As I would prefer to not hack on the source, I was hoping maybe someone on the list could tell me if this has been done before and is relativly easy. An automated solution is not nessacary, as the remote n
On 01/05 01:51 , Brandon Prudent wrote:
> I need to perform a partial backup (ie, exclude a few directories) to a
> remote network. As I would prefer to not hack on the source, I was hoping
> maybe someone on the list could tell me if this has been done before and
> is relativly easy. An automated
So you're saying use that tool (is there any documentation on it or is it a scratch n' sniff type deal?) against my already archived files and then put up the result? That must create a mirror of the files, which would require I have twice the capacity of my backups, minus the stuff I don't want. I
On 01/05 03:49 , Brandon Prudent wrote:
> So you're saying use that tool (is there any documentation on it or is it
> a scratch n' sniff type deal?)
it's kind of a scratch-n-sniff deal, but not too hard to figure out.
> against my already archived files and then
> put up the result? That must cr
On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 17:49, Brandon Prudent wrote:
> So you're saying use that tool (is there any documentation on it or is
> it a scratch n' sniff type deal?) against my already archived files
> and then put up the result? That must create a mirror of the files,
> which would require I have twice
On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 11:21, Justin Best wrote:
> My problem is that when an email gets sent out to my users (say, for
> instance, Outlook files need to be backed up), the link in the email
> will lead them to a password-protected page. I don’t want to hand out
> the admin password for the BackupP
Justin Best writes:
> I feel stupid, but I can't figure out where BackupPC gets its host
> information for generating links. For my installation, the link BackupPC
> sends out in its emails is missing a host name:
>
> --
> It is recommended you backup the Outlook files when you are conne
Guys,
I've just set up Backkup PC on an Ubuntu 5.10 server config, using apt-get
install. Thus I didn't have to run configure.pl
I'm using smb (it's a home network - so not so worried about the security here.
It needs to be functional - and some of the PC's don't really have capacity to
run a
Does the archive host also pool files?
Would it be enough to call (a probably modified version of) BackupPC_link after
each BackupPC_archiveHost is done so that it builds another pool for the
external media?
Eduardo.
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This SF.net email i
Hi Guys,
I have installed Backuppc in debiansarge from apt-get
Installation was fine and now i need to configure the backup to copy to a remote machine.I have instaled backupPC in sorce machine and now i am planning to copy the source machine data to destination datausing rsyncd option in Backupp
Hi Guys,
I have installed backuppc in my source machine.I need to take backup to a remote machine.I have configured thefiles using rsync and when i try to take to copy from source to destination i am getting the following error in Xfr log file
Connected to 172.29.5.130:873, remote version 29Error
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