I was using SMB for backups of Windows machines, and had no problem
with large files. However, the SMB restore always exited when I
reached the 2Gb limit when attempted to restore a file larger than
2Gb. I experimented with SMB from the command line, and there is no
problem restoring files of
Justin Best wrote:
Given the resounding /silence/ that I have received in reply to my
posts, I’m guessing that either
a) Nobody here needs to be able to restore files >2GB on Windows, /or/
b) Nobody here uses the SMB transfer method to restore large files
to Windows, they use rsyn
Given the resounding silence
that I have received in reply to my posts, I’m guessing that either
a) Nobody here
needs to be able to restore files >2GB on Windows, or
b) Nobody here
uses the SMB transfer method to restore large files to Windows, they use rsync
or some other tra
"Rein" writes:
> This is likely due to me not speaking Perl, but what's the best way to
> achieve ?
>
> Here's how it works for me now -- is there a better way?
>
> I'm using an expect script to shut the computer down after the backup
> completes, but I don't want the output of that script to
Hi.
This is likely due to me not speaking Perl, but what's the best way to
achieve ?
Here's how it works for me now -- is there a better way?
I'm using an expect script to shut the computer down after the backup
completes, but I don't want the output of that script to end up in the
transfer l
