Leandro Tracchia wrote:
> i am trying to backup the data to a NAS (Terastation). i've already
> read somewhere that the NAS needs to have a filesystem that supports
> hardlinks in order for backuppc to be able to do its thing. smb/cifs
> does not support hardlinks (as far as i know) so i can
On Thu, 2008-05-01 at 23:30 -0400, Leandro Tracchia wrote:
> i am trying to backup the data to a NAS (Terastation). i've already
> read somewhere that the NAS needs to have a filesystem that supports
> hardlinks in order for backuppc to be able to do its thing. smb/cifs
> does not support hardlink
i am trying to backup the data to a NAS (Terastation). i've already read
somewhere that the NAS needs to have a filesystem that supports hardlinks in
order for backuppc to be able to do its thing. smb/cifs does not support
hardlinks (as far as i know) so i cannot mount the NAS as a smb/cifs share.
I sent this from my blackberry so I'm not sure if it went through.
Basically the base ubuntu server install is much lighter in resource usage
than the base centos or rhel install. So installing backuppc on a base
ubuntu server make an essentially purpose built, quick to setup, backuppc
install wit
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have set up BackupPC to backup my Windows XP Prof share. As I have
> several users on my machine, I want to make sure that I back up each of
> their "My Documents" folders. I also have a folder that can appear in many
> differ
Sure!
Using the ubuntu server install, you can build a backuppc server, ready to
backup clients, with nothing but the bare minimum software and services, in
less than an hour.
Maybe 10 total clicks/commands including the "apt-get install backuppc"
This server will have no extra services and
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Jake Solid wrote:
> I'm currently using BackupPC to backup few of my servers. I'm only
> having a problem with one of the server getting backed up. There's an
> rsync process that's been running flat out for a long time. It seems
> that BackupPC is tr
I had set before at 172000 and it was still causing that error.
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 2:18 PM, Ryan Manikowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the client configuration, go to Backup Settings and set ClientTimeout to
> 14400. If you're editing the hosts config file directly, the setting is
> $Conf
You can run:
iftop -n
on either machine to monitor the network traffic. That will tell you if
there is actually a transfer happening or not.
-Rob
Jake Solid wrote:
> I'm currently using BackupPC to backup few of my servers. I'm only
> having a problem with one of the server getting backed up
Jake Solid wrote:
> I'm currently using BackupPC to backup few of my servers. I'm only
> having a problem with one of the server getting backed up. There's an
> rsync process that's been running flat out for a long time. It seems
> that BackupPC is trying to backup a directory of rapidly-chan
I have my logs outputting the following errors:
2008-04-30 10:43:13 Backup failed on myserver1 (aborted by signal=PIPE)
How can I troubleshoot this error?
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I'm currently using BackupPC to backup few of my servers. I'm only having a
problem with one of the server getting backed up. There's an rsync process
that's been running flat out for a long time. It seems that BackupPC is
trying to backup a directory of rapidly-changing files, that should be
excl
My nightly jobs are not running if there is an (ostensibly) running job,
stuck overnight. I have first wakeup at 01:00 after this cron job is
supposed to "unblock" stuck jobs:-
> From: Cron Daemon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: 01.05.2008 00:11
> Subject: Cron <[EMAIL PROTECT
I have set up BackupPC to backup my Windows XP Prof share. As I
have several users on my machine, I want to make sure that I back
up each of their "My Documents" folders. I also have a folder
that can appear in many different sub folders that I do not want
to be backed up. Plus, on top of these I w
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