James writes:
> I'm trying to back up some Arm processor console servers which only
> have busybox tar available. Busybox tar does not support --totals
> and I THINK this is why the backups are failing. I tried writing a
> wrapper script that spits out a bogus --totals line, but so far, no
> luc
Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) wrote:
> Ward... James Ward wrote:
>
>> Since I don't have rsync or gnu tar on my busybox console servers,
>> is it possible to configure BackupPC to use scp?
>
> No, the only values for $Conf{XferMethod} for backups are smb, rsync,
> rsyncd and tar. See the documenta
Ward... James Ward wrote:
> Since I don't have rsync or gnu tar on my busybox console servers,
> is it possible to configure BackupPC to use scp?
No, the only values for $Conf{XferMethod} for backups are smb, rsync,
rsyncd and tar. See the documentation:
http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/faq/B
Since I don't have rsync or gnu tar on my busybox console servers, is
it possible to configure BackupPC to use scp?
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Ward... James Ward wrote:
> I'm trying to back up some Arm processor console servers which only
> have busybox tar available. Busybox tar does not support --totals
> and I THINK this is why the backups are failing. I tried writing a
> wrapper script that spits out a bogus --totals line, bu
Hi,
I'm trying to back up some Arm processor console servers which only
have busybox tar available. Busybox tar does not support --totals and
I THINK this is why the backups are failing. I tried writing a
wrapper script that spits out a bogus --totals line, but so far, no
luck. Any ide
dan wrote:
> I'm not entirely sure of the issue here but you could do something to
> stop the big file from filling up the whole drive and possibly catch
> some of the contents.
>
> make a new file that you will mount on loopback and direct the error log
> there.
>
> dd if=/dev/null of=/logtmp
