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:
LoadModule
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
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
(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
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
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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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.
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 the rsync
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
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.
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
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
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 that i
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