Just completed a new full backup on a host without the --archive flag
and its the same thing. The Xferlog shows it sees the symlink /bin/sh ->
bash but then its not in the pool, no fsh. Very confusing.
Craig Barratt wrote:
> If the symlinks don't appear when you browse the backup, try
> removing
Has anyone every tried using backuppc with gluster?
I have setup a quick glusterfs on some test rigs and find it to be a very
very interesting filesystem.
gluster does run under fuse but performs like a native filesystem. I get
11.7MB/s on a 100Mb line, which is just as fast as iscsi. I can eve
there is no official message that says its dead, but its dead. no activity
for 2 full years, and keene's last post to this like is like 2 full years
ago.
id guess it's completely dead!
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 3:19 PM, dnk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my search to become more familiar with bac
that
(Unable to read 4 bytes)
that usually means a problem with authentication.
also, rsync over ssh is problematic on windows clients. better to either
use just rsyncd or use rsyncd over a vpn tunnel
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 9:34 AM, fatima ech-charif <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi
>
> i
1) Is is also possible to add a 3rd harddrive via USB or Firewire to the
RAID1 and then using your idea to detach and reattach the harddrive?
yes, that is a very good method. I suggest you try to do esata but usb or
firewire will work. esata is just much faster.
2) When I attach the harddrive t
I dont know, but if you use deltacopy you are using a slightly dated version
of rsync on a slightly dates version of cygwin's dlls which does work in bpc
v3.0
I have abondon ssh tunnels for rsync in favor of pptp vpns on remote clients
and I dont use any encryption on trusted networks.
On Thu, Ju
I just noticed that on one of my three hosts that I back up, I can not
seem to back up /etc. I get the following messages in my log file:
2008-07-10 13:50:44 full backup started for directory /etc
2008-07-10 13:51:00 Got fatal error during xfer (Unexpected end of tar
archive)
2008-07-10 13:51:05
In my search to become more familiar with backuppc, I came across some
references to BackupPCd. I then also came across a mailing list
archive with the subject "BackupPCd: dead?".
Is this the case? I still find references to it in the backuppc docs
as well.
Dustin
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59 was the most recent full backup done.
No fsh file, I had looked there already as I have done manual restores a
few times in the past.
Is there something in the way it does hardlinks that may be screwed up
and not allowing it to happen? If it was having trouble doing so would
it log it someplac
Jason writes:
> If anyone has some guess where I can look for this problem I would
> appreciate some help.
Did you see my earlier reply? See below.
> Examining the Xferlog I see that the rsync definately saw the /bin/sh
> symlink during the transfer.
>
> create l 777 0/0 4 bin/
Les Mikesell a écrit :
Sam Przyswa wrote:
Since two days one of my backup machine stay frozen with no error
message !?
I use BPC 3.1.0 on Debian Etch and on the remote machine we use rsync
version 2.6.8, it seems the remote rsync stop to send but the
connection stay open. The remote dir
Sam Przyswa wrote:
>
>>> Since two days one of my backup machine stay frozen with no error
>>> message !?
>>>
>>> I use BPC 3.1.0 on Debian Etch and on the remote machine we use rsync
>>> version 2.6.8, it seems the remote rsync stop to send but the
>>> connection stay open. The remote dir wher
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> Sam Przyswa wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Since two days one of my backup machine stay frozen with no error
>> message !?
>>
>> I use BPC 3.1.0 on Debian Etch and on the remote machine we use rsync
>> version 2.6.8, it seems the remote rsync stop to send but the
>> connection st
Sam Przyswa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Since two days one of my backup machine stay frozen with no error message !?
>
> I use BPC 3.1.0 on Debian Etch and on the remote machine we use rsync
> version 2.6.8, it seems the remote rsync stop to send but the connection
> stay open. The remote dir where the ba
hi
i use rsync to backup windows hosts with protocol SSH but i have this
problem :
Contenu du fichier /var/lib/backuppc/pc/192.168.100.14/XferLOG.bad.z,
modifié le 2008-07-10 16:26:21 (Extraction des erreurs seulement)
full backup started for directory c:\applis
Running: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -l ro
Hi,
Since two days one of my backup machine stay frozen with no error message !?
I use BPC 3.1.0 on Debian Etch and on the remote machine we use rsync
version 2.6.8, it seems the remote rsync stop to send but the connection
stay open. The remote dir where the backup stop is 640Mb of size.
This
Peter Carlsson wrote:
>
> I just realise that BackupPC seems to skip directories
> during a backup.
>
> In my localhost.pl I have:
>
> $Conf{TarShareName} = [
> '/etc',
> '/home',
> '/root'
> ];
>
> But the '/home/peter/Maildir' (among others) is not
> backuped. I noticed that the p
On 07/10 12:23 , Kurt Tunkko wrote:
> My Idea was todo a full diskimage of the server and then to (r)sync
> daily to the external harddrive. This harddrive will then be stores
> away when everybody is out of office.
Rsync scales poorly to millions of files; the memory requirements are too
high
On 07/09 06:23 , dan wrote:
> 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.
Last I knew, cygwin rsync+ssh did not work due to a bug. Has this changed?
--
Carl Soderstrom
Hi,
you might to give execution rights as well. If the directory is only readable
even a simple ls fails.
Cheers, Torsten
Am Donnerstag, 10. Juli 2008 14:29 schrieb Peter Carlsson:
> Hello!
>
> I just realise that BackupPC seems to skip directories
> during a backup.
>
> In my localhost.pl I ha
Hello!
I just realise that BackupPC seems to skip directories
during a backup.
In my localhost.pl I have:
$Conf{TarShareName} = [
'/etc',
'/home',
'/root'
];
But the '/home/peter/Maildir' (among others) is not
backuped. I noticed that the permission was different for
Maildir compare
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If anyone has some guess where I can look for this problem I would
appreciate some help.
Examining the Xferlog I see that the rsync definately saw the /bin/sh
symlink during the transfer.
create l 777 0/0 4 bin/sh -> bash
But once the backup is complete there is no symlink listed
dan wrote:
> 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).
Grea
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