dan wrote:
> im not too clear on this so i want to ask for a bit more clarity
>
> if i have 10 clients and each client has a file called file1.jpg and all
> 10 of these files are absolutely identical, does backuppc have just 1
> copy of this file in the pool? what if the files are exactly the s
im not too clear on this so i want to ask for a bit more clarity
if i have 10 clients and each client has a file called file1.jpg and all 10
of these files are absolutely identical, does backuppc have just 1 copy of
this file in the pool? what if the files are exactly the same exept the
timestamp
Last week I described a problem in which my host-specific
setting for RsyncClientPath was not overriding the server
setting on a BackupPC 3.1 server.
I'm happy, but mystified, to report that the problem appears
to have gone away on its own. I didn't do anything other
than restart the web server so
Hmm, I just sent a post to the group and I afterwards realized that I
could be reporting a bug that's already been solved. From the
changelog for 3.1.0beta0:
* Fixed bug in rsync incrementals that happens on particular
file names when a file being backed up fails in both rsync
phases. Reporte
Justin,
Justin Best wrote:
> I'm having trouble with a backup of a large file (it's about 19GB in
> size) from a Windows Server 2003 machine. For full backups, it shows up
> in the list of files in the GUI. For incrementals, it doesn't. I am
> using rsyncd as my transfer method.
Try the upgraded
Mark Best wrote:
> I have some questions about pooling and rsync checksum.
They happen separately, and may have different answers.
> Let’s suppose I have two servers Server1 and Server2.
>
> 1) For redundancy and performance reasons I have the two servers syncing
> data between each other.
>
I have some questions about pooling and rsync checksum.
Let's suppose I have two servers Server1 and Server2.
1) For redundancy and performance reasons I have the two servers syncing
data between each other.
2) Server1's file structure is: C:\server1\backup.tiff and it syncs
using DFS to
you must stop the sql database before backuping it up OR you must export
data from it. you could put a client command and used a shared key ssh
session to launch a script to stop mysql before the backup and start it with
the post backup script.
back to the original question. you could create ano
Let us get this straight. You are making local flat-file backups of your
database, and then the flat file backups are getting backed up by BackupPC?
This is the way that it should be done. There's no point backing up the
actual database files unless the database is broucht offline in a way
that'
For what it's worth, the rsyncd config is the only thing that I trust on my
windows clients... But i'm just a home user backing up a few laptops and a
desktop... Though I've seen others indicate that rsync is the best as
well.
"dosseh edjé" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello,
>it seems to me that
Hello,
I searched the archives to use keychain for backuppc. Rsync, ssh and bacuppc is
the solution for our company but we want to secure it .
I saw threads from 2006. Some people include the keychain setup in there
/etc/init.d/backuppc but then you have to start backuppc manualy after a reboot
Yesterday, dan wrote:
> most of the files that are in the backup you want to delete may be in the
> pool and still depend on another more recent backup. the fact that backuppc
> shows a backup as 2Gb or whatever doesnt mean that it is occupying 2Gb on
> disk, just that the files WOULD be 2Gb if t
The /var/log/httpd/error_log file would have additional details. If it
is a file permission error, when you are running under mod_perl, the
httpd process must run as the same user as backuppc. This may cause
problems if you have any other web sites on the same machine. It may be
easier to run
Hello,
it seems to me that the error i have for transferring of a 0.97 GB directory
from a windows partition come from smb which 'ld have a problem with large
file. This the output of my error:
##
full backup started for share D
Got fatal error during xfer (No files dumped for share D)
Backup
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hi all
i am using backuppc for the first time,
i have installed backuppc 3.1.0 on rhel 4 and followed each and every step
given in te installation gu
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