Can you please follow common USENET etiquette and *stop* top posting -
you just top-posted on at least 3 straight messages and it makes the
dialog exceedingly hard to follow. Top-posting leaves responses
out-of-context and at best requires people to either remember all past
messages in the thread o
I have seen some discussion on other boards about using a database to
provide the de-duplication like backuppc does. This is a love it or hate it
idea. Though it sounds like a pretty good idea you should consider this.
Database backed email servers are typically outperformed by their file based
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Adam,
That did the trick :)
Thanks.
David Williams
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From: David Williams [mailto:dwilli...@dtw-consulting.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 1:19 PM
To: 'General list for user discussion, questions and support'
Su
Thanks,
Giving this a try now.
David Williams
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From: Adam Goryachev [mailto:mailingli...@websitemanagers.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 12:23 PM
To: dwilli...@dtw-consulting.com; General list for user discus
Chris,
I know that performance to an external USB drive isn't the greatest, but if
you re-read my original post you will see that my concern is that my
excluded items are appearing in the NewFileList file, which they shouldn't
be, at least not the way I understand it.
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Let's get this straight here. You are backing up a machine on your network
to an external USB drive. I have noticed major issues myself when network
file transfer is combined with USB file transfer. It just takes forever. I
recommend trying an eSATA solution if you want to use an external drive
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David Williams wrote:
> I have cut and pasted what I believe are the appropriate sections:
>
> My overall (global) config file is in /etc/backuppc/config.pl
> Each clients config file is in /var/lib/backuppc/pc/clinet.pl
>
> The is from my client con
I have cut and pasted what I believe are the appropriate sections:
My overall (global) config file is in /etc/backuppc/config.pl
Each clients config file is in /var/lib/backuppc/pc/clinet.pl
The is from my client config file.
$Conf{TarShareName} = [
'/var',
'/home',
'/root',
'/etc',
'/
Anyway, let me thank you a lot, as it work great with backuppc :D
This helped me a lot, the two binaries are usable as is on each system :
http://www.consolejunky.net/cwrsync-vss/
Tested it on XP / Vista w/o problem using backuppc. Been able to save my "in
use" pst files.
Great.
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David Williams wrote:
> All,
> The specific machine configuration file is configured so that
> ‘*TarShareName’* contains: /var, /etc, /photos, ……and several other
> partitions. I also have set the ‘*BackupFilesExclude**’* to:
> /var/lib/backuppc.
> W
All,
I have had to reconfigure backuppc a little so that I can get it to work
with my external USB drive. This mainly involved getting my external drive
mounted as NFS, and also mounting it to /var/lib/backuppc
Backuppc will start just fine and I can log into the web interface and see
my c
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