Hi,
Rsyncd backup fails as soon as I add the '--checksum', argument to
$Conf{RsyncArgs}
The backup appears to be running (according to the web interface and a netstat
on the remote server) yet nothing is transfered. Running rsync manually from
the command line this argument works fine, its on
I have a strange problem with the backup of a Windows XP machine. Everything
works, the files are getting backed up, changed files are added to the
incremental backup.
But:
If I copy an old file on the XP machine, it is not backed up during the
incremental backup. Looking at the file under Win
Hi,
Recently I start to encounter errors of the following kind
Unable to open /var/backups/pc//new/f%2fhome%2fjan/f trentven.gif for
writing
Botch, no matches on /var/backups/pc//new/f%2fhome%2fjan/f
trentven.gif (9bdfdf9c482c061d69b4c9d2d6639a10)
Unable to open /var/backups/pc//new/f%2fhome
I'm backing up my office's home partition via rsync, and everything generally goes well - I'm avoiding most of the files that oughtn't show up in backups like mp3's and mpg and other multimedia cruft, but there is one beefy filetype that I can't think of a way to exclude without going overboard - c
I've been trying to search through this list and through google to
figure out the answer to this question, but have not found a good answer
yet.
I have BackupPC working great on a nice, large 2.4TB system and it's now
backing up almost everything in the company with a nice rotation set up.
That'
On Thu, 2006-03-02 at 11:56, Roland Wenzel wrote:
> So I assume that BackupPC detects new files by looking at the modified stamp.
> How do I get the program to recognize copied or moved files correctly?
The smb method uses timestamps only to determine whether or not
to take a file in an incremen
I have a strange problem with the backup of a Windows XP machine. Everything
works, the files are getting backed up, changed files are added to the
incremental backup.
But:
If I copy an old file on the XP machine, it is not backed up during the
incremental backup. Looking at the file under Win
