Nelson Serafica wrote:
>
> htpasswd -c /var/www/cgi-bin/.backuppcpsswd admin
> htpasswd /var/www/cgi-bin/.backuppcpsswd backuppc
Major security issue here: if you did not set the .backuppcpsswd file in
your apache.conf file as being restricted in access, everybody can fetch it.
Better place to sto
Nelson Serafica wrote:
> I installed BackupPC but the problem is how can I restore them when
> I'm using limited user to download and upload backup?
>
> I use rsync and it can get backup with rwx-r-r permission. As long as
> it has read permission to files, there's no problem.
> But how can I res
I installed BackupPC but the problem is how can I restore them when I'm using
limited user to download and upload backup?
I use rsync and it can get backup with rwx-r-r permission. As long as it has
read permission to files, there's no problem.
But how can I restore them if the limited user has
Just to let you know ...
Thanks to Les's suggestion of trying rpms from ATrpms rather than CPAN, I
went ahead and downloaded and installed the perl-IO-String, perl-IO-Zlib,
perl-Archive-Zip, perl-Archive-Tar and perl-Compress-Zlib rpms.
Seems everything is working again now ... So thanks much
--
I stand corrected. I would have replied earlier, but my spam scanner
decided your message was spam.
Anyway, grepping through all of my perl code didn't reveal any system()
calls. Not surprising since I generally avoid system() like the plague. I
usually open my commands using something similar
I'll give that a try Les ... Thanks
I remember someone pointing out previously that rpms are better than using
CPAN and maybe this is why.
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Ed Burgstaler wrote:
> It appears that the YUM update upgrade my perl version as indicated in
> log file
>
> "*Nov 09 04:47:04 Updated: perl.x86_64 3:5.8.5-36.el4_5.2*"
>
> If I go to CPAN to install Archive::Zip and Compress::Zlib ... both
> fail with
>
> Failed 8/10 test scripts, 20.00% ok
Hi,
Ed Burgstaler wrote on 11.11.2007 at 13:24:42 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Backup
failed with error can't find Compress::Zlib]:
> It appears that the YUM update upgrade my perl version as indicated in log
> file
> "Nov 09 04:47:04 Updated: perl.x86_64 3:5.8.5-36.el4_5.2"
>
> If I go to CPAN to
I'm trying to convert to backuppc from my own home-grown backup solution
and I need to get my first backup in backuppc without wrecking my current
backup on a very tight windows disk. Does anyone know if I can create a
folder in this disk and share it, and use the samba share as my backup
storage
It appears that the YUM update upgrade my perl version as indicated in log
file
"Nov 09 04:47:04 Updated: perl.x86_64 3:5.8.5-36.el4_5.2"
If I go to CPAN to install Archive::Zip and Compress::Zlib ... both fail
with
Failed 8/10 test scripts, 20.00% okay. 3/3 subtests failed, 0.00% okay.
make
Gene Horodecki wrote:
> Hi there.. Maybe not an important question, but it's bugging me. I must be
> missing something. If there is really only ever one pool of unique files
> in the BackupPC storage area, what's the point of having both full and
> incremental backups?
>
> In my current setup, i
Hi there.. Maybe not an important question, but it's bugging me. I must be
missing something. If there is really only ever one pool of unique files
in the BackupPC storage area, what's the point of having both full and
incremental backups?
In my current setup, i have a full once a week with incr
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