I have a laptop computer that connects through wireless and wired at
different times. The ping works if I am connected to one of the ports,
but if I connect to the other port instead I get an error. If I do
nmblookup it always gives me the up-to-date ip address but
I keep getting "no ping" errors
That's correct. The code winds up looking either in /etc, or in
$TOPDIR/conf, neither of which is correct. On FreeBSD, it would go in
/usr/local/etc/BackupPC (or /usr/local/etc/backuppc, whichever).
Tony Shadwick
OSS Solutions
Craig Barratt wrote:
> Tony writes:
>
>> Anyhoo...I tend to think
On 06/01 05:03 , Klaas Vantournhout wrote:
> I think it would be better to change the ping command to the arpping
> command. This way you can block ping requests on the clients (which is
> safer), and backuppc is still able to check if the pc is alive or not.
I would suggest that a better mechani
Hi Vyacheslav
> Hello,
>
> It just hangs still.
> Asks for the root password and then nothing happens.
>
> Monday, June 4, 2007, 6:50:32 PM, you wrote:
>
> > Hi Vyacheslav
>
> >> Any suggestions how to correct this?
>
> > Find the actual command in the log file and try running it
> > inte
On 6/3/07, Holger Parplies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Richard Bailey wrote on 02.06.2007 at 11:07:09 [[BackupPC-users] Migrate
backup pool to new server]:
> Hello, I'm in the process of planning the rebuild of my home server to
> beefier hardware, which will require a reinstall of the OS.
Hi Vyacheslav
> Any suggestions how to correct this?
Find the actual command in the log file and try running it interactively.
Keith
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Hello,
I also backup Windows 2003 server, using rsyncd method via cygwin. Everything
goes fine, but backup log has some 20 errors like that:
Remote[1]: rsync: send_files failed to open
"ygdrive/c/WINDOWS/system32/c:/WINDOWS/system32/drivers/sptd.sys" (in
Local_Disk_C): Device or resource bus
Hello,
Beside bunch of linux servers, i have a couple of dozens of routers. They are
not linux. It is possible to create binary backup file, however. At the moment
I backup them, by scheduling in each of them a uber-nifty backup script, which
creates binary backup and sends it to designated e
Hello,
I am trying to backup localhost. I get error specified in subject. I try to
backup localhost using regular settings, only excluding backuppc folder
(/var/lib/backuppc). That means, i am doing localhost backup using rsync over
ssh.
ssh -l root myhost.mydomain whoami
gives root
ssh
Keith writes:
> My understanding is that when BackupPC is doing an incremental backup via
> rsync, only the files that have changed attributes since the last full
> backup are examined.
>
> I have a backup running on a client that has just over 100,000 files
> using 24Gb, and monitoring with 'wat
Tony writes:
> Anyhoo...I tend to think we have at very least a bug in configure.pl,
> but moreover we need to be a bit more flexible on being able to define
> confDir. As was mentioned before, having the option to pass it on the
> command line would clear this right up.
There are two differe
Andrey writes:
> I've got a little strange problem when using backuppc with
> xferMethod=rsyncd..
> When incremental backup starts, backuppc creates 'new' directory in
> per-host spool. It's cool. But this directory contains all folders and
> files from the destination host. I'm not newbye with rs
Maikel writes:
> i'm trying to configure backuppc with the client server principe, so
> the web interface runs on a different host then the actually backuppc
> program.
>
> Now i found the ServerPort setting in the config.pl file. But do i
> have to install / do on the client?
>
> so basically
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