dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One of main main issues is that my business has a month end process that
> happens on the last business day of the month, not the last calendar day.
> makes it hard to get that full backup without manually firing it off. I
> have a fairly convoluted cron script t
that dell perc/2 is really an LSI megaraid. each of those channges will
handle 12 drives, 1-6 as drives, 7 for controller, and 8-14 as drives. i do
see an issue here and that is that the perc/2 is out of manufacture and you
may have trouble finding a replacement if your card fails, which means th
Hi,
Ever since I updated to the latest Linux kernel (Use Scientific Linux 4.5), I
get these same backup errors everyday on each of the SL4.5 servers:
Xfer PIDs are now 26468,26747
[ skipped 20459 lines ]
usr/src/kernels/2.6.9-67.0.1.EL-smp-x86_64/drivers/net/wireless/ipw2100/Makefile:
md4 doesn't
I've been using my own scripts
http://digitalkingdom.org/~rlpowell/hobbies/backups.html to remotely
mirror backuppc's date in an encrypted fashion.
The problem is, the time rsync takes seems to keep growing. I
expect this to continue more-or-less without bound, and it's already
pretty onerous.
Hello
thanks for the reply.
Just solved the problem. uninstalled completely backuppc and apache. (remove
--purge + rm backuppc)
then
installed apache2 (just noted it was the installed package when apt-get
install apache). Then selected apache2 at the backuppc installation
prompt.. et voilà
si
There are several secure ways to set up a read-only backup system, but
that loses the convenience of browsing and restoring files via the web
interface. But, users can still directly download files or tar archives,
so it is a reasonable approach, and probably the right thing to do for now.
An
Rich Rauenzahn wrote:
>
>
> Joe Krahn wrote:
>> (Maybe this should be posted to -devel?)
>> Unrestricted remote root access by a non-root user is generally not a
>> secure design. There are many ways to restrict the access to backup
>>
>
> This seems like a good chance to explain how I handle
Being a novice I hesitate to give advice but I had the same problem which I
solved by adding a link apache.conf to backuppc.conf as I found on this
site:
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/HowTo/BackupPC
Then restart apache.
Hope that helps
GerryMc
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Joe Krahn wrote:
> (Maybe this should be posted to -devel?)
> Unrestricted remote root access by a non-root user is generally not a
> secure design. There are many ways to restrict the access to backup
>
This seems like a good chance to explain how I handle the rsync security
-- I prefer it
(Maybe this should be posted to -devel?)
Unrestricted remote root access by a non-root user is generally not a
secure design. There are many ways to restrict the access to backup
activities, but they can't be enforced if the access includes
unrestricted write access. I think that the secure approac
Hello all,
I'm on a server installed with debian testing (iso in date of 2008/02/04)
I installed the latest version of backup PC byt apt-get.
Everything went fine, like with other installs of backuppc.
Only glitch is that i cant 'access the interface http://localhost/backuppc
I keep getting a mes
Wow good explanation here. I will try to answer some of the interogation
1- The os I think to use is Ubuntu (gutsy) serveur edition
2- The expansion card that I have is a PERC/II that I think I a raid
controller. I have 4 channel on it. I use 3 of them
If I understand my raid c
Lammersdorf, Lorenz wrote:
> good morning,
>
> i'm not very familiar with suse, i'm more into debian. usually apache2
> creates two directories called "mods-available" and "mods-enabled". depending
> on your installation, you'll find there perl.load containing just one line of
> code:
>
> Load
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