David Williams (DTW Consulting) wrote:
> I to am using my WD NAS as a cifs mount and backuppc seems to be backing
> up to it just fine. I don't see any errors on the host status page.
Cifs may actually support usable hard links, but not all servers would
have full support.
> When you say archi
On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 7:08 AM, Daniel Denson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will run whatever specific test you would like with Bonnie++, just
> give me the command line arguements you would like to see. i have each
> filesystem mounted to /test$filesystem so you can include that if you
> lik
Les Mikesell wrote:
> Ashley Paul James wrote:
>> Ronnie
>>
>> Wow, that worked like a charm. One of three client servers are
>> currently
>> backing up now, with no 'permission denied' errors. I am pretty
>> excited
>> and i can now move on to building a trixbox server.
>>
>> In retrospect t
Ronnie,
For this backup server (one of) we are using Ubuntu Server as Debian
Etch had to many Perl issues. I needed to move forward and Ubuntu
worked firs time. Generally our distro is Debian.
I will give your suggestion a shot.
Thanks
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Ashley Paul James wrote:
Ronnie
Wow, that worked like a charm. One of three client servers are
currently backing up now, with no 'permission denied' errors. I am
pretty excited and i can now move on to building a trixbox server.
In retrospect the solution you suggested makes sense, my cmd l
Im currently running a backup now, and all is well so far. I will
keep and eye out for any errors in the logs. Is the Archive space
where the backups are stored? There is also a 'archive' option with
backupPC but I think this involves backing up to tape device.
thank
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I to am using my WD NAS as a cifs mount and backuppc seems to be backing up to it just fine. I don't see any errors on the host status page.When you say archive space, you mean the location that all the backups are stored right ? If that's what you mean, then that is what I am doing._
Ashley Paul James wrote:
> Ronnie
>
> Wow, that worked like a charm. One of three client servers are currently
> backing up now, with no 'permission denied' errors. I am pretty excited
> and i can now move on to building a trixbox server.
>
> In retrospect the solution you suggested makes sens
Ronnie
Wow, that worked like a charm. One of three client servers are
currently backing up now, with no 'permission denied' errors. I am
pretty excited and i can now move on to building a trixbox server.
In retrospect the solution you suggested makes sense, my cmd line had
incorrect synt
You should be able to use fstab to do this also. I did for a 1TB WD drive that sounds very similar and I had the same problem with permissions. Putting a line in fstab and using cifs with uid and gid = backuppc did the trick.In my case, this WD drive is painfully slow and only backs up at a rate
Ashley Paul James wrote:
Hi all,
I just signed on the mailing list, so hello to all.
I've been battling with an issue for over a week now, so I am pretty
exhausted from doing the same thing everyday. Its for a client so
they need a backup done.
It could be a simple fix, something I have mis
Hi all,
I just signed on the mailing list, so hello to all.
I've been battling with an issue for over a week now, so I am pretty
exhausted from doing the same thing everyday. Its for a client so
they need a backup done.
It could be a simple fix, something I have missed after looking at the
I will run whatever specific test you would like with Bonnie++, just
give me the command line arguements you would like to see. i have each
filesystem mounted to /test$filesystem so you can include that if you
like. I have never used bonnie++ before.
let me know what you want to have run and
kanti wrote:
> Hey Mike thanx a lot . Now its working . Hey Again Thanx a lot for ur
> valuable time to solve my problem . Now i got every options . But also i have
> one problem . Now i want to take backup a server like mailserver . Alreday i
> add the mailserver in the #vi hosts file . Alos i
Hie All this is Appu . By the help of this forum and specially by the help of
Les Mike sell i have already successfully installed BackupPC-3.1.0. Now i want
to take a backup of linux client machine (configured by SUSE-10) . So what
should i have to do ??? Whats the basic configuration of client
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 11:07 PM, dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> CPU e8400 3Ghz Dual Core.
> single 7200rpm 16MB cache 200GB maxtor drive.
> ubuntu 7.10
You don't mention how much memory you have in the machine...
> FILE COUNT
> 138581 634MB average of 4.68KB per file(coped the /etc directory 2
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