On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 08:07:40PM +, Edward Parker wrote:
> I've Backuppc working fine without any probs on a handful of domestic
> PCs. The data isn't commercially vital, but obviously of significant
> personal value - family photos, homework, accounts, exam preparation
> stuff, etc, etc for
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On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 08:07:40PM +, Edward Parker wrote:
>> I've Backuppc working fine without any probs on a handful of domestic
>> PCs. The data isn't commercially vital, but obviously of significant
>> personal value - family photos, homework,
Les Mikesell wrote:
>> I do see what you are saying, and I will think about it.
>> The instructions I followed were taken from one of the many tutorials
>> I looked at.
>
> Where did you find one that said you had to generate keys on the clients?
I didn't keep a record of what I looked at.
When
Holger Parplies wrote:
>> > Is it not possible that running "ssh -l root " on the server
>> > actually sets up the connection appropriately for BackupPC?
>>
>> No, it should ask for a password if it doesn't find matching keys.
>
> or, more clearly, no, it is completely impossible. It's *exactly*
I use BackupPC_tarcreate and pull the backup off. These can be 12-15GB. I
then run this through rar and set a chunk size of 50MB. These usually
compress down to 6-7GB of 50MB RAR files. I then par2 them to fill the
remaining space in the media I'm using just to be safe. I just did a little
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Hi,
I know that this topic is discussed a lot of in this forum.
But it is very important, so I think it can´t be discussed too much.
I´m searching now a few days on the web, to find the best method to backup the
backuppc server. The external storage should be able to boot from.
1. Add a 3rd
>
> 1. Add a 3rd Device to the exisiting SoftRaid1. In this method my mdadm
> monitor will always sent an error message for the Raid. So it isn´t the
> best, I think.
>
Why do you think it would show an error? remove the device from the raid
with mdadm. Then there is no error. Sure you may see
I have used BackupPC for several month now and it's working great so far, but
I'm curious if there is a way to configure the nightly process, so it won't
clean up the pool every night. For me once a week would be more then
sufficient. I have already reduced the nightly clean up job to 1/16 of th
what did you do to reduce the size?
I wonder how long a weekly cleanup job would take verses a daily?
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 7:05 PM, Matthias Lübben wrote:
> I have used BackupPC for several month now and it's working great so far,
> but I'm curious if there is a way to configure the nightly
On 12/24 05:39 , Holger Parplies wrote:
> Sorry about the trouble and the long off-topic post, list. I *would* be
> interested in how others feel about the matter though.
I quickly ignore any poster that appears to be posting the same thing
multiple times.
Mr. Preston, I appreciate you turning t
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