I was hoping to find out if anyone else
has seen this situation:
I have a dual core AMD Athlon 64 processor
and when backups are taking place the processor usage generally sits at
100% on both cores (When multiple machines are being backed up), if not
at 100% then generally very close to it
I've got it set very high, something like 70.
Here is the error from the Xferlog..
same 644 1002/1002 40960 www/xxx/docs.stage/files/national/news/project_costing_survey.doc same 644 1002/1002 122930 www/xxx/docs.stage/files/national/news/project_costing_survey.pdf create
Stephen Vaughan writes:
> Is there anyway to get backuppc to continue to backup regardless of
> errors? I had it backing up a 2gb db file, and during the transfer the
> file was modified and backuppc recognised this and aborted the backup.
>
> Remote[1]: send_files failed to open
> misc/backups/n
Is there anyway to get backuppc to continue to backup regardless of errors? I had it backing up a 2gb db file, and during the transfer the file was modified and backuppc recognised this and aborted the backup.
Remote[1]: send_files failed to open misc/backups/netchant-db.blobdump: No such file or d
On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 20:28, Brendan Simon wrote:
> > If you are using basic http authentication the browser
> > remembers it until you close the browser.
> >
> OK. I think I am.
>
> Are there other authentication methods besides using the htpasswd file?
> I'm trying to create a setup where
Les Mikesell wrote:
If you are using basic http authentication the browser
remembers it until you close the browser.
OK. I think I am.
Are there other authentication methods besides using the htpasswd file?
I'm trying to create a setup where all our unix and windows boxes use a
centalise
On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 19:57, Brendan Simon wrote:
> How do I login to backuppc as different users? I can't seem to find a
> way to "logout" as the current user. Does BackupPC have a logout
> facility ???
>
> Does the login use cookies or someother way to remember my login ??
> How do I clear thi
Thanks for your help, Craig! I appreciate it so very much.
I've filed a bug report with Samba, as you suggested.
https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3592
Out of curiosity, though, it seems that you still have an open bug that
references the same problem. In bug 563
https://bugzilla.samba.
How do I login to backuppc as different users? I can't seem to find a
way to "logout" as the current user. Does BackupPC have a logout
facility ???
Does the login use cookies or someother way to remember my login ??
How do I clear this???
Thanks,
Brendan.
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On Wed, 2006-03-08 at 19:03, Stephen Vaughan wrote:
> If I make a full backup say today, and I run 29 days of incrementals
> then run a full backup on day 30, will the full backup fill in the
> difference from the 29 days of incrementals+ the first full backup? Or
> will it just download the entire
If I make a full backup say today, and I run 29 days of incrementals
then run a full backup on day 30, will the full backup fill in the
difference from the 29 days of incrementals+ the first full backup? Or
will it just download the entire full backup from the machine?-- Best Regards,Stephen
Hi,
Is it possible to make backups directories dependant from a file (or its
content)?
I mean I've a machine with 3 different installations I'd like to backup,
but Backuppc has no mean to know whether it is system1, system2 or
system3 that is on-line.
Jean-Yves
On 03/08 09:09 , mna.news wrote:
> the syntaxe should be :
>
> /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_serverMesg backup srv.example.tld
> srv.example.tld backuppc 0
yep. I figured it out eventualy. thanks for the help tho. :)
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Carl Soderstrom
Systems Administrator
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-ti
Le mercredi 8 Mars 2006 20:39, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom a écrit :
> I tried running this command:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_serverMesg
> srv.example.tld srv.example.tld backuppc 0
>
> and got this following error:
>
> Got reply: error: bad command srv.example.tld srv.
I tried running this command:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_serverMesg
srv.example.tld srv.example.tld backuppc 0
and got this following error:
Got reply: error: bad command srv.example.tld srv.example.tld backuppc 0
I did eventually figure out the problem with my synt
On 03/08 12:17 , Dan D Niles wrote:
> Wouldn't that start notifying me after 365 days?
yeah.
> What if I set it to -1?
don't know if that'll work. read the source or ask Craig.
I just sort of use it as a reminder that the host is still out there, taking
up space on disk. After a year, you can d
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom writes:
> On 03/08 11:12 , Dan D Niles wrote:
> > Is there a way to stop the emails for this host?
>
> $Conf{EMailNotifyMinDays} = 365;
>
Wouldn't that start notifying me after 365 days?
What if I set it to -1?
Dan
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On 03/08 11:12 , Dan D Niles wrote:
> Is there a way to stop the emails for this host?
$Conf{EMailNotifyMinDays} = 365;
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Systems Administrator
Real-Time Enterprises
www.real-time.com
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I added a host for testing direct restores and have the full period
set to -2 (don't do any backups). Every night I receive email
saying there are no backups for that host. I know that and don't
want any backups.
Is there a way to stop the emails for this host?
Dan
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On 03/08 12:52 , Ken Long wrote:
> Works fine as long as you're dedicating a partion/disk/volume to
> BackupPC.
In fact, I would *recommend* that you do this. There are a number of
reasons.
- if the main disk fails, you can recover information off the backups to
re-set it up.
- if the backup di
On my debian system, all I did was to shut down backuppc, bring up the
second file system, mount it somewhere temporarily, move all the data
from /var/lib/backuppc over to it, then unmount and remount the second
file system to /var/lib/backuppc and voila, I had all the data on a
separate drive. Ma
I am running Backuppc on Debian Sarge using the .deb package. Everything is
working great, with one minor exception. I've been running this a few
months, and I used to get an email with a subject something like "Backuppc
Administrative Attention Needed" if a host or hosts did not run
successf
On 03/08 12:56 , Brendan Simon wrote:
> I am using $Conf{ClientNameAlias} quite happily with rsync/ssh unix
> hosts, but I can't get it to work with a Windows/smb server.
>
> I assume it should work, or is this a bad assumption ???
it certainly works for me.
what happens when you try to su to th
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