Hi,
I would like to know the disk used by each host on the server. I can do
this via a du, but am wondering if it would be possible to go through
the XferLOGs to figure this out. I took a crack at it and am not
matching up with the number calculated via du. What I did was create a
hash of e
We use xtar at my site and it works great for OSX 10.2.9 and newer
(resource forks saved ok).
cheers,
ski
Randy Barlow wrote:
> I just got a shiny old G3 and would like to add it to my Backup PC
> pool. However, I'm not sure what would be the best protocol to use for
> the backup. I've been t
I'm not sure why my home directory is being skipped in my full and
incremental backups. I'm running rsyncd latest version. All other
directories seem to be complete. I'm not technical enough to decipher
the log entries below. Any suggestions?>
attribSet(dir=fhome, file=mrd)
create d 750 50
- Randy Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would personally recommend using rsyncd rather than rsync over ssh to avoid
> this issue (rsyncd uses its own authentication system, and can be run
> in a chrooted environment). Also, be aware that rsyncd does not encrypt
> the traffic over the
On Sunday 07 January 2007 10:53, Bradley Alexander wrote:
> With the default installation method, you are supposed to create an ssh key
> for root on each of the client machines, and one for the backuppc user on
> the server. Unfortunately, the ideal way to create the key would be to use
> a passwo
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out a way to secure my backuppc installation. I'm running
it on a Debian box. The server and most of the clients are running
Debian/unstable, with one running Debian/testing and I will probably convert my
laptop from Debian/unstable to Ubuntu.
With the default installa
