WindowsXP can do shadow copies but it does not have the powershell or
whatever the heck it is called and so the tools are not there by default.
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 11:08 AM, Les Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Mantz wrote:
> >
> > The BackupPCd agent that's mentioned in the limitati
for remote windows hosts, you are probably best advised to either use just
rsync via cygwin or deltacopy, or tunnel that over cygwins ssh or a seperate
VPN connection.
for a remote backuppc server, what would you mirror back to? it wouldn't
make much sense to mirror back to the 'primary' backuppc
add a third member drive to your software raid so you have a 3 device
raid1. setup a script for when you hotplug the drive to automatically add
it to the raid1 and another script to disconnect it from the raid(by serial
number or UUID or something unique to each disk).
you can access the disk on
Hi,
we have two servers in two offices that are running backuppc.
Since I have setup a (Soft-)RAID1 (mirroring) the server should be fine
if one of its disk dies.
Now I would like to make sure that if in case of fire or
I still have a backup of the server on an
external harddrive that is lock
hi,
I'm testing Nagios 3.0.3 to monitor service backuppc, but i have warning whith
(null) information, i think nagios cant read backuppc information, I followed
the this procedure:
of Knaupp, Thomas
http://n-backuppc.sourceforge.net
someone has already succeeded?
Regards
Nadia
dnk wrote:
>
> Well I am thinking of a dedicated OpenVPN connection between my lan
> and my data center.
>
> How do people find the backup times over an encrypted channel like that?
If you the same encryption method, iti will at least match ssh.
Anyway, once you have the initial copy, rsync
On 9-Jul-08, at 11:47 AM, Les Mikesell wrote:
> The nicest alternative is to set up a VPN connection that tunnels/
> routes
> between the office and remote subnets so everything works the same
> as a
> local connection. If you can't arrange that, you can set up openvpn
> connections to each b
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
> On 07/09 11:26 , dnk wrote:
>> What I plan to do is have a system running backupPC in a remote data
>> center. Now for my linux clients/servers, it is a no brainer to use
>> rsync over SSH, but I was curious what the recommended method would be
>> to backup (s
On 07/09 11:26 , dnk wrote:
> What I plan to do is have a system running backupPC in a remote data
> center. Now for my linux clients/servers, it is a no brainer to use
> rsync over SSH, but I was curious what the recommended method would be
> to backup (securely) our windows desktops (in the
Hi there,
I am pretty much BRAND new to backuppc (in fact I have not even
installed yet). I am currently reading the docs, wiki and so on.
What I plan to do is have a system running backupPC in a remote data
center. Now for my linux clients/servers, it is a no brainer to use
rsync over SSH,
Paul Mantz wrote:
>
> The BackupPCd agent that's mentioned in the limitations page hasn't been
> actively developed for a while, and is incomplete. Currently, BackupPC
> runs with clientless configuration with no support for Volume Shadow
> Services. Adding an interface to another program wou
1)Encrypted disk. The only reason to encrypt the backup volume is so that
the files cannot be access if a drive is pulled or if someone tries to
backdoor linux security by booting a livecd or something. Once the system
is running, the excryption is already bypassed.
2)rsync has no ability to encr
If someone has access to your backup box, having password is useless
because he can directly access the backed up files.
Le mercredi 09 juillet 2008 à 10:29 +, nadia kheffache a écrit :
> hi Paul,
>
> I agree with you, but I think this is not prudent to have the
> passwords to clear stored in
hi Paul,
I agree with you, but I think this is not prudent to have the passwords to
clear stored in a file.
But if we are ever attacked from the outside?
I think the passwords in / etc / shadow / are not clear even to root?
we trust our users, the administrator, so everything must be allowed to
Hello Nadia,
A cursory glance of the /etc/BackupPC/pc directory reveals that the
permissions for per-server config files are 640. this means that only
processes running under the backuppc umbrella of users can access those
passwords.
In essence, if you trust the BackupPC web frontend, and if you
Hi Dan,
for security, how to encrypt the backup on the server, i use the rsyncd to
backup,because its verry simple to install, and it used only in the network,
but i found the rsyncdsharpasswd in the config fil,
Rsyncd cant encrypt the data, but only authentification with MD4 128 bit (only
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