Curtis Vaughan wrote at about 11:21:58 -0700 on Wednesday, July 29, 2009:
> Backuppc was performing an rsync back up one Windows XP system, on
> which Cygwin is installed, for years now. But now it starts the backup and
> seems to just hang there. That is, I can see it's backed up a number of
>
Backuppc was performing an rsync back up one Windows XP system, on
which Cygwin is installed, for years now. But now it starts the backup and
seems to just hang there. That is, I can see it's backed up a number of
files and directories, placing them in the appropriate .../new/ directory,
but then a
Hi,
Michael Aram wrote on 2009-07-29 15:57:31 +0200 [[BackupPC-users] Backup fails]:
> [...]
> Unfortunately, the backup seems to "hang".
> [...]
> By issuing on the command line (for testing):
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> /
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Michael Aram wrote:
> Hello BackupPC Community,
>
> Im totally new to BackupPC. Yesterday I installed a completely new
> backup server using the latest ubuntu-server distibution (9). Then I
> installed Ubuntus BackupPC package and configured a host, wh
Hello BackupPC Community,
Im totally new to BackupPC. Yesterday I installed a completely new backup
server using the latest ubuntu-server distibution (9). Then I installed
Ubuntus BackupPC package and configured a host, which I would like to
backup.
The basic configuration seems to work (I can use
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phil wrote at about 16:12:24 +0200 on Monday, July 27, 2009:
> Hello,
>
> even when I'm running backuppc successfully on two servers and doing
> backups of linux and windows clients, I still haven't fully understand
> the dis(advantages) of rsync / rsyncd / samba regarding security.
>
> I
On 07/27 04:12 , phil wrote:
> RSYNCD:
>
> ? what is the advantage when using rsyncd in favor of rsync?
Works on windoze, unlike ssh+rsync (bug in cygwin rsync).
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Dnia 2009-07-27, pon o godzinie 16:12 +0200, phil pisze:
> RSYNC:
+ easy - no setup on the client required
> RSYNCD:
+ faster than rsync
At least that's what I read somewhere.
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Hello,
even when I'm running backuppc successfully on two servers and doing
backups of linux and windows clients, I still haven't fully understand
the dis(advantages) of rsync / rsyncd / samba regarding security.
I would like to see a short table chowing the advantages and
disadvantages of using
Dnia 2009-07-29, śro o godzinie 09:05 +, Alex Dehaini pisze:
> I was wondering, how do I setup full and incremental backups per host
> - for instance, backup every 12 hours. Any assistance will be
> appreciated.
You can override the settings through /etc/BackupPC/pc/hostname.pl file.
Or use th
Hi Guys,
I was wondering, how do I setup full and incremental backups per host - for
instance, backup every 12 hours. Any assistance will be appreciated.
Regards,
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Hi,
I'm experiencing some strange difficulties with BackupPC
(3.1.0-3ubuntu1 on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS). It appears that BackupPC is not
"recognizing" that it put files into the pool already. The log shows
nightly a message according to which the pool is 0 GB, consisting of 0
directories, whereas the poo
Dnia 2009-07-29, śro o godzinie 08:09 +0100, Chris Owen pisze:
> I have been using backuppc to do full backups of users machines. I
> would like to use backuppc just to back up some users e-mails, this
> would just mean backing up their outlook folders or doing an export.
> Is there away that backu
Morning
I have been using backuppc to do full backups of users machines. I would like
to use backuppc just to back up some users e-mails, this would just mean
backing up their outlook folders or doing an export. Is there away that
backuppc can just backup an directory?
Many Thanks
Chris.-
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