Has anyone implemented periodic archiving of full dumps to tape? I think
the FAQ mentions that it's possible, but doesn't give any detailed
recommendations.
I'm looking at bacula, but before I reinvent the wheel, I thought I'd ask
if anyone already has some sort of integration figured out. Anyo
Greetings,
We're having some issues with BackupPC, more specifically SMB and
Vista's symbolic links (or Junctions by Vista terms) in the AppData folder.
Has anyone been able to use the smb transfer method and not loop through
the links when backing up a profile (c:\users\username\*)?
We tri
Rob Morin wrote:
> I want to use Backuppc to do standard backups from windows servers to a
> raid 10 setup on the server. However i would like to copy some of the
> data backed up to another external drive for outside the building safe
> keeping is this possible with backuppc?
>
> So back
I want to use Backuppc to do standard backups from windows servers to a
raid 10 setup on the server. However i would like to copy some of the
data backed up to another external drive for outside the building safe
keeping is this possible with backuppc?
So back up everything to main backup
Answering my own posts: it appears that the original steps I took DID
work, except that the directory under 'pc' had its ownership changed to
root. Once I chown'd it to be owned by backuppc:backuppc, all appeared to
be well.
Keith
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Dawn Susini Wallis wrote on 18.05.2007 at 11:00:46 [Re: [BackupPC-users]
Problems with per-PC config file]:
>>> Dawn Susini Wallis wrote:
>>>
When BackupPC runs a backup, it does not look at my per-PC config file.
[...]
My main config file is in "/store/backuppc/data/conf",
James Pulver wrote:
> I tried following the source directions, but many of the dependencies
> are not available for RHEL4 via yum... Has anyone build an RPM for this
> install? Does anyone happen to have step by step install instructions
> for RHEL4?
I run BackupPC 3 on CentOS 4 (practically iden
>
> > I'm wondering what a "non-FHS version" of
> > BackupPC is.
>
The versions before 3.0.0 didn't follow the Linux File Hierarchy
Standard (FHS), which is a standard (use Google to find it!)
Good call - I usually do use google! :)
that
specifies where files of each type should go. For ex
> What I've done so
> far:
I forgot to add that I've also added to the per-client configuration file:
$Conf{ClientNameAlias} = 'a.very.long.hostname';
Thanks,
Keith
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Firstly, let me acknowledge how helpful people on this list have been to
date - it is appreciated: thank you.
I want to rename some of the clients that are backed up, at least as far
as the name displayed in the BackupPC UI is concerned. What I've done so
far:
- changed a.very.long.hostname in th
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