Rob Owens wrote:
> 1) I've successfully "pre-populated" backups in the following way.
>
> a) Configure backuppc to backup my host machine (myhost.com) over the
> internet.
> b) Take my host machine (myhost.com) and physically place it on the same
> local network as my BackupPC server.
> c) Determi
Romain writes:
> Now Full & Inc backups work correctly.
> However, I've got anoter problem because the stats and compression
> informations about files of backups are " 0 ".
> There isn't information.
All the issues you are posting are likely related: it appears
no files are backed up. Normally
Hello!
sorry for my english...I'm newbie with backuppc. I'm runnning backuppc
3.0 on centos 5.0 server. I need to backup some windows clients but i
can't do it. I follow the pattern from backuppc sourceforge.net but i
really don't know whare i'm wrong.
When i try to connect through ssh from the win
Richard
I used $Conf{DumpPostUserCmd} to kick off a script that compiles an
email about completion of the dumps. You may want to do some extra
digging in the associated log files to pimp up the reports but I don't
think that it will be neccessary.
Peter
Richard Bailey wrote:
> Hello, I'd lik
Well, both ssh and sudo each work correctly, as it turns out. But I am
starting to wonder about the actual rsync command and aruments. I don't
know all these switches, and just took this from someone's on-line backuppc
example, so I think that's what I need to research next.
At 08:01 AM 10/1/2
Those each work as expected.
At 12:31 AM 10/1/2007, Keith Edmunds wrote:
>On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 15:13:47 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> > Ideas?
>
>Run the ssh command interactively as the backuppc user on your server:
>
>/usr/bin/ssh -l backuppc $host
>
>then run 'sudo rsync' with no arguments
Peter Carlsson wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm using BackupPC version 2.1.2pl1 on a Debian (stable) server to
> successfully backup itself as well as two other Debian-machines on
> the local network.
>
> What is the best/easiest way to configure BackupPC to also backup
> two other machines (one Debian an
Peter Carlsson wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm using BackupPC version 2.1.2pl1 on a Debian (stable) server to
> successfully backup itself as well as two other Debian-machines on
> the local network.
>
> What is the best/easiest way to configure BackupPC to also backup
> two other machines (one Debian a
Rob Owens wrote:
> 1) I've successfully "pre-populated" backups in the following way.
>
> a) Configure backuppc to backup my host machine (myhost.com) over the
> internet.
> b) Take my host machine (myhost.com) and physically place it on the same
> local network as my BackupPC server.
> c) Determ
Hello!
I'm using BackupPC version 2.1.2pl1 on a Debian (stable) server to
successfully backup itself as well as two other Debian-machines on
the local network.
What is the best/easiest way to configure BackupPC to also backup
two other machines (one Debian and on Windows XP) that is on
another ne
John Medway, Rim Semiconductors wrote:
> New install via RPM of version 2.1.2pl2 on Fedora 7.
>
> Trying to back up /root (just the root acct. homedir as a small test) on
> itself, succeeds. Trying to back up /root on another Linux host starts, but
> never terminates or produces any data.
>
>
1) I've successfully "pre-populated" backups in the following way.
a) Configure backuppc to backup my host machine (myhost.com) over the
internet.
b) Take my host machine (myhost.com) and physically place it on the same
local network as my BackupPC server.
c) Determine the local IP address of the
If you have your own (versus an appliance) DHCP server, you could code
the DHCP to resolve both of the same ether addresses to a single IP
address. Just make sure to NOT use BOTH at the same time on your
laptop. (unless you figure out how to do the old 'shotgun' or bonding
kind of network things t
Iv' got a problem with the restauration of datas.
I can't restore datas which were saved on the BackupPC server (Fedora Core
6 - BackupPC 3.0.0) via the web interface because
I see that the folder is empty on the web interface even if the backup was
ok (there are several files in the .tar).
How
Hi,
Two issues we have before using BackupPC are this:
1) Can we pre-populate backups with offsite backup data?
2) Can we set BackupPC to only make incremental backups?
The reason for 1) is that we have big remote data servers that need to
be backed up over slow lines. So we can take local backu
Iv'e got a problem with the web interface if I want to restore datas.
I can't access to the files which were saved because it tells me that the
folder is empty.
Consequently, I can't restore the datas.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Regards,
Romain
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Now Full & Inc backups work correctly.
However, I've got anoter problem because the stats and compression
informations about files of backups are " 0 ".
There isn't information.
Examples :
N° Backup TypeNbr Files Mo Mo/s...
1 Full0
Hello,
I would like to configure the incremental backups correctly and Iv'e got
this error message (XferLOG.bad.z) :
==
Running: /usr/bin/smbclient HOST
Romain writes:
> Error of full backups :
>
> ==
> Running: /usr/bin/smbclient HOST_NAME\\SHARE_NAME -U USER_NAME -E - N -d
> 1 -c tarmode\ full -Tc /PATH_OF_BACKUP/BACKUP_NAME.tar
> full backup started f
On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 15:13:47 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Ideas?
Run the ssh command interactively as the backuppc user on your server:
/usr/bin/ssh -l backuppc $host
then run 'sudo rsync' with no arguments and check that you get a help
screen for rsync.
Keith
Hello,
I'm trying to install & configure BackupPC.
I installed samba-3.0.24 from Fedora Core 6 and it doesn't work correctly
for incr backups.
I've got the message :
==
2007-10-01 01:00:02 incr backup starte
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