Hello,
interesting. Thanks for your reply.
My backups take longer. Much longer. My last incremental took nearly 280
minutes for about 600 MB. This is over a 54 Mbit Wlan connection. But even
over this connection 600MB are transferable in a fraction of 280 minutes...
I really don't know what's t
Hello,
Has anyone tried out the enhancements of rsync 3.0 yet?
"The 3.0.0 version number is such a large bump up from 2.6.9 due to the
addition of an incremental recursion scan (which helps a lot with large
transfers)"
"- A new incremental-recursion algorithm is now used when rsync is
talkin
WLAN is going to slow you down because of latency. rsync does quite a bit
of 2 way communication. in fact it does it for every single file it
inspects as it sends the checksum back and forth. wireless is a killer
here, it often has latencies that are longer than a remote DSL site!
The other thi
Hi all,
I use backuppc on a suse linux server to back up a number of computers on a
NFS mounted network disk.
Now somebody has stolen my suse server. I still have the network disk
though.
What is the best way to retrieve all my data?
Please help with simple instructions if possible. I am not an e
Hello,
I have created an bzip2 archive with split and it is in 2 files. However I
couldnt open the archive using winrar or 7zip. It looks like they are not
continuing from the 2nd file. How can I open an archive which is split on
windows?
Thanks,
Evren
Hello,
I'd like to backup some files in addition to the local harddisk also to a
remote storage (which is connected via vpn).
The files are my photos, that are probably the most valuable data I have.
Now, the first idea is, to mount the remote storage via samba, but I think,
it is not possible, to
Hello,
Has anyone tried out the enhancements of rsync 3.0 yet?
"The 3.0.0 version number is such a large bump up from 2.6.9 due to the
addition of an incremental recursion scan (which helps a lot with large
transfers)"
"- A new incremental-recursion algorithm is now used when rsync is
talkin
On Friday 06 June 2008 15:19:53 Martin Leben wrote:
> Chantal Rosmuller wrote:
> > Hi list,
> >
> > I am using backuppc 2.1.1 on a debian system. I use it to backup laptops
> > (among others) with dhcp addresses and it works great. However there is
> > one issue:
> >
> > We have 2 offices that are
hello
i have this problem, when i started backuppc, i get this:
Can't create a test hardlink between a file in /data/BackupPC/pc and
/data/BackupPC/cpool. Either these are different file systems, or this file
system doesn't support hardlinks, or these directories don't exist, or there
is a permis
Hello,
I have created an bzip2 archive with split and it is in 2 files. However I
couldnt open the archive using winrar or 7zip. It looks like they are not
continuing from the 2nd file. How can I open an archive which is split on
windows?
Thanks,
Evren
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hello
i have this problem, when i started backuppc, i get this:
Can't create a test hardlink between a file in /data/BackupPC/pc and
/data/BackupPC/cpool. Either these are different file systems, or this file
system doesn't support hardlinks, or these directories don't exist, or there
is a permis
The incremental-recursion algorithm would be a huge win for a lot of our
backups, in particular for doing backups of larger mail servers that have
MailDir as the store. Is there any plan for migrating that in?
David.
-
On Sat, 7 Jun 2008, Hendrik Friedel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone tr
Hendrik Friedel wrote:
> Has anyone tried out the enhancements of rsync 3.0 yet?
>
> "The 3.0.0 version number is such a large bump up from 2.6.9 due to
> the
> addition of an incremental recursion scan (which helps a lot with
> large
> transfers)"
>
> "- A new incremental-recursion algori
Hello Hendrik,
rsync v3.0 does offer a lot of good features that will affect performance,
but it is not usable out of the box. BackupPC has its own implementation of
the rsync algorithm, the File::RsyncP module on CPAN. In order for us to
get the benefits of this update, File::Rsync needs to be
I think, youcan do that yourself, can't you?
1) Update your server to rsync 3.01
2) Update your clients to rsync 3.01
3) Use the appropriate options in the transfer-configuration of backuppc.
Greetings,
Hendrik
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> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hello,
just, to get it right: It's not a rsync implementation in Backuppc, but in
perl (CPAN), right?
Why isn't backuppc using the binary?
Greetings,
Hendrik
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Gesendet: Montag, 9. Juni 2008 20:15
An: Hendri
Dear All,
I have just installed Backup PC and configured
intially i had some problem but all sorted out thnks to gooling n mailing
list help
actually i had a problem with user authentication with apache but i
disabled the feature since it was in test phase
i managed to backup succesfull a coupl
On Sun, Jun 08, 2008 at 10:11:04PM +0300, Evren Yurtesen wrote:
> I have created an bzip2 archive with split and it is in 2 files. However I
> couldnt open the archive using winrar or 7zip. It looks like they are not
> continuing from the 2nd file. How can I open an archive which is split on
>
On Mon, Jun 09, 2008 at 02:55:56PM +, fatima ech-charif wrote:
> hello
> i have this problem, when i started backuppc, i get this:
>
> Can't create a test hardlink between a file in /data/BackupPC/pc and
> /data/BackupPC/cpool. Either these are different file systems, or this file
> system do
fatima ech-charif a écrit :
>
> hello
> i have this problem, when i started backuppc, i get this:
>
> Can't create a test hardlink between a file in /data/BackupPC/pc and
> /data/BackupPC/cpool. Either these are different file systems, or
> this file system doesn't support hardlinks, or these
To be clear, BackupPC needs lower-level access to the rsync protocol in
order to interface with the pool correctly. File::RsyncP was written
specifically to support BackupPC, and to current knowledge is the only
program that uses it.
In the near future, I plan on updating File::RsyncP so that Bac
The configurations options are a bit misleading. Rsync's implementation in
BackupPC is pretty complicated. BackupPC uses the rsync binary to initiate
the transfer, but then uses File::RsyncP to handle the actual file
transferring.
File::RsyncP is a full implementation of the rsync protocol from
Install a new backuppc server ( or one in a virtual machine ) and then mount
your NFS network drive to the $TopDIR which is likely to be
/var/lib/backuppc if you are using debian or ubuntu. You can go to vmware
and download an ubuntu 8.04 server image that is ready to run and do a quick
'apt-get i
a)you can only use 1 filesystem for backuppc so you either need just 1
filesystem or to use LVM or something to merge up multiple disks into 1
filesystem.
b)rsync is perfect for many non-changing files as it will make no attempt to
back them up, it will just check to make sure they have not change
it has been asked before, and i believe the answer was that backuppc is
coded to use rsync2.x and will only speak that and not use any of the new
features. hopefully 3.2 will include rsync3 support.
On Sun, Jun 8, 2008 at 11:56 PM, Hendrik Friedel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyo
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