Hi
I want to schedule the backup process so as it automatically starts.
Earlier it was working but now its not
Any help would be appreciated..
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Philip
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Stil
Hi all,
Would the basic procedure of restoring a Linux machine be to re-install
the base system, get backuppc working (ssh keys etc) then restore the
folders one at a time (or somesuch) to the client machine?
Or is some kind of re-imaging/netbootable restore method possible to
avoid that initi
9:19pm, dan wrote:
> betas are betas. if this is a test setup, go ahead and run the beta, but if
> this is to hol;d critical data, use the stable. if you are moving to ubuntu
> 7.10, then just install ubuntu and `apt-get install backuppc` and you will
> be set.
>
> i will also point out to you t
betas are betas. if this is a test setup, go ahead and run the beta, but if
this is to hol;d critical data, use the stable. if you are moving to ubuntu
7.10, then just install ubuntu and `apt-get install backuppc` and you will
be set.
i will also point out to you that if you will be storing file
on the windows machine, install and add whatever directories you would like
to setup. did you put a username and password in to connect as? i usually
for to the services console in on windows and set deltacopy to run as the
administrator and make sure to set a password.
on line, configure the ta
that looks like a very interesting tool. i currently use norton ghost 10 to
build preinstall images(my network has about 100 nearly identical
workstations)but this is worth checking out. thanks
On 11/4/07, Les Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> dan wrote:
> > i only run some test servers and
Tomorrow, John Rouillard wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 04, 2007 at 06:41:24PM -0800, Craig Barratt wrote:
>> Paul writes:
>>> So you should be able to do something like this:
>>>
>>> $Conf{RsyncArgs} = [ @$Conf{RsyncArgs}, '--copy-links' ];
>>> Since you're dealing with Perl, you could probably
>>> create
On Sun, Nov 04, 2007 at 06:41:24PM -0800, Craig Barratt wrote:
> Paul writes:
> > So you should be able to do something like this:
> >
> > $Conf{RsyncArgs} = [ @$Conf{RsyncArgs}, '--copy-links' ];
> > Since you're dealing with Perl, you could probably
> > create a file with a list of slow hosts, r
I installed backuppc on a (K)Ubuntu 7.04 machine, not realizing that I was
getting version 2.1.2. I plan on upgrading the machine to 7.10, and
upgrading backuppc to 3.0.0.
Two questions:
1) Is there anything particular I should worry about or watch out for after
the upgrade?
2) Should I use th
Tuxoide writes:
> Thank you! I have this problem, too. Can someone include this patch
> into cygwin or rsync?
This workaround was proposed a long time ago (~5 years), and more
recent versions of cygwin should not have the original problem.
What version of cygwin are you running?
Craig
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Les writes:
> My guess is that something in the network is timing out idle connections
> after some fairly short (for TCP) interval. If you set the keepalive
> option on a connection, the endpoints will exchange packets periodically
> even if there is no data to send so the network device should
Tomorrow, John Rouillard wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 04, 2007 at 07:41:51PM -0600, Paul Archer wrote:
>> 9:08pm, John Rouillard wrote:
>>> We tell our users that ~user/bak will be backed up and they can
>>> symbolically link in any directories/files they want backed up.
>>>
>>> To make this work with bac
Paul writes:
> I haven't tested this, but I believe the order is to source the main config
> file and then source the config file for the individual host being backed up
That's correct.
> So you should be able to do something like this:
>
> $Conf{RsyncArgs} = [ @$Conf{RsyncArgs}, '--copy-links'
On Sun, Nov 04, 2007 at 07:41:51PM -0600, Paul Archer wrote:
> 9:08pm, John Rouillard wrote:
> >We tell our users that ~user/bak will be backed up and they can
> >symbolically link in any directories/files they want backed up.
> >
> >To make this work with backuppc and rsync, it means adding the -L
9:08pm, John Rouillard wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> We tell our users that ~user/bak will be backed up and they can
> symbolically link in any directories/files they want backed up.
>
> To make this work with backuppc and rsync, it means adding the -L or
> --copy-links option to the rsync command. However
Ok,
I downloaded and installed DeltaCopy... I am, however, clueless about
how to configure it together with BackupPC, so BackupPC would start
picking up the files from the windows machine.
I did set up a virtual directory in DeltaCopy and it's running as a
server on my windows machine. What next?
Hi all:
We tell our users that ~user/bak will be backed up and they can
symbolically link in any directories/files they want backed up.
To make this work with backuppc and rsync, it means adding the -L or
--copy-links option to the rsync command. However I only want it when
backing up those parti
Thilo-Alexander Ginkel wrote:
> at the moment, I am attempting to restore a file backed up earlier using
> backuppc. Unfortunately, the restore stalls before completion and I am
> somewhat stuck in the analysis of its cause.
Just another observation: When trying to download the archived file
using
dan wrote:
> i only run some test servers and redundant servers on vmware but i treat
> them like a real machine. monthly, i power down the VM and do a snapshot on
> the host. best of both worlds. then the VM host gets backed up and i have
> a long term backup of the VM image.
If you want to do
Paul writes:
> I did a couple of more tests. First I removed
> /backup/backuppc/pc/shebop/config.pl, and it backed up normally (backed up
> the root filesystem, that is).
>
> Then I changed the order of $Conf{RsyncShareName}:
>
> $Conf{RsyncShareName} = [
> '/export/bedr
Hello everybody,
at the moment, I am attempting to restore a file backed up earlier using
backuppc. Unfortunately, the restore stalls before completion and I am
somewhat stuck in the analysis of its cause.
Initially, some information: I am using backuppc version 3.0.0 as
shipped with Ubuntu Gutsy
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