Rob writes:
> So does the admin summary only happen on errors, too?
Yes.
> Is there a way to make BackupPC send an email on completion??
You can use $Conf{DumpPostUserCmd}; see the archives.
Craig
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So does the admin summary only happen on errors, too?
Is there a way to make BackupPC send an email on completion??
(maybe I'll have to dust off my perl, eh)
Craig Barratt wrote:
> Rob writes:
>
>
>> I've installed BackupPC and it's working pretty well so far with RSync
>> (using the rsync
Rob writes:
> I've installed BackupPC and it's working pretty well so far with RSync
> (using the rsyncd program).
>
> However, it hasn't as of yet sent me an email letting me know the job is
> done / not done / etc.
>
> Any ideas? (everything but the domain name is real). Just ran an
> inc
I've installed BackupPC and it's working pretty well so far with RSync
(using the rsyncd program).
However, it hasn't as of yet sent me an email letting me know the job is
done / not done / etc.
Any ideas? (everything but the domain name is real). Just ran an
incremental job, nothing shows o
On 07/19 08:36 , Jacob wrote:
> I have set up BackupPC almost to the point of perfection (yay!) except
> that it doesn't store its backups on a central Windows computer. I'd like
> it to store all its backups through SMB, if that's possible.
Can't be done. Windows doesn't do hardlinks in the way
I have set up BackupPC almost to the point of perfection (yay!) except that it
doesn't store its backups on a central Windows computer. I'd like it to store
all its backups through SMB, if that's possible.
The documentation is very confusing on this subject, especially since I'm
fairly new to i
Rob,
The problem had to do with setting the right permissions for the user
that I chose to control BackupPC, i.e., apache. See my post below. I
do agree with you that apache, which runs httpd, should not be the
user running BackupPC. My initial goal was to get any setup this to
work and then worry
is there a standalone executable which will undo backuppc's
compression?
yesterday i needed some files from an old backup, only available
on our offsite disk. i realize that we should have a second
(idle) backuppc installation available for such eventualities,
but we don't, and i simply mounted t
I think you got that error because /data/BackupPC is owned by user
apache. It's supposed to be owned by user backuppc. Same goes for any
of its subdirectories.
-Rob
Yaakov Chaikin wrote:
> With all these side (albeit important) security issues, I never got an
> answer to my question. Why am I
> hi all~
> Thank you for reply my question !!
> I have a problem..
> I changed directory TopDir !!
> /data/BackupPC -> /backup/BackupPC &
> $Conf{TopDir}= '/data/BackupPC'; -> $Conf{TopDir}= '/backup/BackupPC'; &
> All backup data move : /data/BackupPC -> /backup/BackupPC
> In result..
If you
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