On Mon, 03 Dec 2007 14:13:19 +0100
Dan S. Hemsø Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi...
Anyone tried to use a NFS mount as pool for the backups...?
I would like to use a Synology NAS box as storage for my BackupPC
server. But will it work.
I use a NAS box mounted via NFS. It works fine.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I would like to have an information about compression level.
I'm still doing several tests about compression and I would like to
have your opinion about something :
I think that there is a very little difference between level 1 and
level 9.
I tought that
On 12/04 11:33 , Ben Blankenberg wrote:
I am having trouble finding out the correct syntax to backup a directory
on a windows machine using SMB that includes spaces in the path of the
directory.
Example: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\My Documents
Can you be more specific about the
Hello,
I am building a server for BackupPC and I have a few questions
concerning what is the best way to set up storage.
I have one 80 GB IDE hard disk that will hold the operating system
(ubuntu server), /boot, swap, et cetera.
I also have four 500 GB IDE hard disks. I'm wondering what you
Hi Matthew,
I don't think the concern is so much that a client computer's drive and one of
your backuppc box's drive would fail at the same instant, but rather what
the cost of one drive in the backuppc box's drive would be.
Loosing a single drive if you pool them all together with LVM means
AxisInternet wrote:
Chris Hale wrote:
I have upgraded from backupppc 3.0 to 3.1 on Redhat (RHEL 4) and also lost
my Hosts Summary...all of the other links appear to be working. Apache logs
don't seem to show an error. Anyone else having this problem?
I ran my upgrade using perl
Hi every:
As the subject said I'm newbie with BackupPC and have a lot of questions. When
it appears I leave here to get clear my ideas. This is the first one. Can I
share a folder in a Workstation and tell then to BackupPC that find in this PC
some data and Backup to a dedicated server? Better
Reynier Perez Mira wrote:
Hi every:
As the subject said I'm newbie with BackupPC and have a lot of questions.
When it appears I leave here to get clear my ideas. This is the first one.
Can I share a folder in a Workstation and tell then to BackupPC that find in
this PC some data and Backup
Hi...
Yes... the Synology box is running with Linux.. the box have a mirror
raid, and have just made a firmware with NFS support... So it should
support hardlinks
Do you have any experience good/bad, with BackupPC and NFS any
performence issues...?
/Dan
Hi...
Anyone tried to use a
David Nalley wrote:
Hi Matthew,
I don't think the concern is so much that a client computer's drive and one
of
your backuppc box's drive would fail at the same instant, but rather what
the cost of one drive in the backuppc box's drive would be.
Loosing a single drive if you pool them
On 12/04 03:44 , Ben Blankenberg wrote:
Have Tried these configs
$Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = ['*/test?test/*'];
And get this error message returned Last error is No files
dumped for share C$
Hmm, I don't use the $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} directive myself, so I can only
guess. Have
Hi,
I have BackupPC version 3.1 and I'm trying to backup the localhost using
tar.
TarClientCmd is
/usr/bin/sudo /bin/tar -c -v -f - -C $shareName+ --totals
and /bin/tar --version gives:
tar (GNU tar) 1.15.92
The backup fails with:
2007-12-04 22:09:50 full backup started for directory /data
Hello David,
thanks for the response. I did exactly what you suggested with RAID 1
and LVM them together to create a large drive. It was fairly easy to
accomplish with Ubuntu's installer.
However, Les Stott brings up a great point about RAID 5. I would like
recovering from a failure to be
Les Stott wrote:
David Nalley wrote:
Hi Matthew,
I don't think the concern is so much that a client computer's drive and one
of
your backuppc box's drive would fail at the same instant, but rather what
the cost of one drive in the backuppc box's drive would be.
Loosing a single drive
Matthew Metzger wrote:
Hello David,
thanks for the response. I did exactly what you suggested with RAID 1
and LVM them together to create a large drive. It was fairly easy to
accomplish with Ubuntu's installer.
However, Les Stott brings up a great point about RAID 5. I would like
Rich writes:
I don't think BackupPC will update the pool with the smaller file even
though it knows the source was identical, and some tests I just did
backing up /tmp seem to agree. Once compressed and copied into the
pool, the file is not updated with future higher compressed copies.
Does
Hello,
I'm sorry, I forgot to explain that I delete all files in the pool between
two tests with different compression level.
And all links are cleaned because of BackupPC_nightly, etc...
It's on a test setup, of course.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Romain
Craig Barratt [EMAIL
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