dan wrote:
> just an FYI here for those looking for an rsyncd for windows.
>
> nexenta has released a program called RsyncShare which is meant to
> compliment their nexentastor product. this is an rsyncd for windows.
>
> it allows bandwidth limiting(based on average, not on real kb/s but
> good
i have done some experimenting and i have come to the conclusion that
mounting the target drive directly to /var/lib/backuppc works the best.
changing $TopDIR seems to mess with file size totals in the web gui and the
sym link does other small inconsistancies.
just
cp -R /var/lib/backuppc/ /targe
just an FYI here for those looking for an rsyncd for windows.
nexenta has released a program called RsyncShare which is meant to
compliment their nexentastor product. this is an rsyncd for windows.
it allows bandwidth limiting(based on average, not on real kb/s but good
enough), send and receive
Hi,
Found a bug, or more that behaviour has changed since the 3.0.0 series.
In 3.0.0 if you started backuppc with an empty disk (such as when using
usb drives for offsite rotation) it would create all the top level
directories as required.
old behaviour - 3.0.0
lets say my install point is /m
Les Stott wrote:
> Craig Barratt wrote:
>
>> Les writes:
>>
>>
>>
>>> perhaps its a bug??
>>>
>>>
>> I believe it is the same bug that was fixed in 3.1.0.
>> In certain cases the attrib file doesn't get written
>> correctly when there is an md4 error in rsync.
>>
>> One w
I got this to work awesome yestrday. Took me all day to figure it out but
now I can kick up a backup in a couple of minutes.
I can write a how-to.. Want me to put it in the wiki? Do I need special
access?
"Jack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>it is probably against your companies security polic
Thanks to all!
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I have had a bad thing happen to me two times now. I have a laptop that I
want to back up sporadically as it comes online. For the last 48 hours or
so the laptop has been sitting in suspend and therefore showing 'no ping'
status. Great. However, for some reason, BackupPC still kicked off an
inc
Hi,
I just upgrade my iMac to Leopard and BackupPC stops working...
I have a iMac with 10.5.1 connected to the Net with an ADSL.
I have a server OpenBSD in a DataCenter with BackupPC.
Because of ADSL and Ressource Fork, I was using a patched rsync from
http://home.onthenet.com.au/~q/rsync/
rsyn
