I am having the same exact problem using Fedora 9. Very frustrating, as I
cannot figure out how to fix it and my backups are not working now.
I am using:
BackupPC-3.1.0-3.fc9.noarch
samba-client-3.2.7-0.23.fc9.x86_64
samba-3.2.7-0.23.fc9.x86_64
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Nick Smith wrote:
> Wow, that looks pretty impressive! I would like to try something like
> that out at my site.
> I had a couple questions.
>
> Where are the variables defined? aka $user $host $3 etc?
> Are they internal backuppc variables already defined or do i need to
> do that somewhere?
>
> t
Try something like this:
/usr/local/bin/mypreexec $host -f -q -x -w 10 -s $share -t $cmdType
Notify: all "-?" parameters will perform actions in my script "mypreexec".
$host as well as $cmdType will be filled by backuppc with the documented
values.
br
Matthias
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Les Mikesell wrote:
>
> You get new directories and attrib files in each run. The only plain
> file in the list does have the same inode number - and a count of 4 links.
>
Yes, you are right :-)
cp -rl /var/lib/backuppc/pc/host1/0 /var/lib/backuppc/pc/host2/0
do what I want.
Also
cp -al /var/
Knaupp, Thomas wrote:
>>> is it possible to initiate a backup for a specific
>>> host from command line?
>>
>> http://backuppc.wiki.sourceforge.net/Schedule_Backups_With_Cron
>>
>> But is there some reason you think the normal scheduler won't do it?
>> If you have some other problem it would be bet
> > is it possible to initiate a backup for a specific
> > host from command line?
>
>
> http://backuppc.wiki.sourceforge.net/Schedule_Backups_With_Cron
>
> But is there some reason you think the normal scheduler won't do it?
> If you have some other problem it would be better to fix it.
the timef
Knaupp, Thomas wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> is it possible to initiate a backup for a specific host from command line?
> I have one very special host, where I have to make sure, that backups
> are definitely running daily..
>
> I do not need special options, etc.. It would be enough if there is the
>
Hello List,
is it possible to initiate a backup for a specific host from command line?
I have one very special host, where I have to make sure, that backups
are definitely running daily..
I do not need special options, etc.. It would be enough if there is the
same functionality as klicking "start
Nick writes:
> Ive tried putting ";" in between the two commands, ive tried & and &&
> as well, with & in there, it seems to run both commands but the
> variables arent being pulled from backuppc, so the email doesnt work
> correctly. and also the script that runs my vshadow commands doesnt
> see
