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From: Koen Linders [mailto:koen.lind...@koca.be]
Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 6:39 AM
To: 'General list for user discussion,questions and support'
Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] Running BackupPC on a Pentium III/900 MHz
Hello,
for a small office with 2 PCs I
Koen Linders wrote:
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
On 08/26 12:57 , Osburn, Michael wrote:
I am trying to backup my backuppc server while excluding the backups
directory. No matter what I put under excludes in the config, I still
end up with the cpool and pc directories in my backups.
You
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 08:59:32PM -0400, huffie wrote:
Not sure if it's due to config issue (I'm trying to backup localhost) that I
have this error message. Extracted from XferLOG
Running: /bin/gtar -c -f - -C /samba --totals ./samba
full backup started for directory /samba
Xfer PIDs
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Bernhard Ott [mailto:bernhard@gmx.net]
Verzonden: donderdag 27 augustus 2009 11:31
Aan: General list for user discussion, questions and support
Onderwerp: Re: [BackupPC-users] Excludes not working
Koen Linders wrote:
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
On
Hiya
I got quite a few servers around the world that I need to backup.
The question I would like to ask is, how does backuppc scale to the other
backup solutions, in large environments. Also for those running backuppc for
large scale environment, would you be so kind as to share your
Backuppc is configured to send email for all hosts to one gmail account. All
email sent to the attention of the administrator as well as each host's email
is sent to the foo@gmail.com account. That is to say, the USER field is set
to foo@gmail.com for ALL 20 of the hosts. This was a
Hi,
Jeremy Mann wrote on 2009-08-26 09:25:10 -0500 [[BackupPC-users] Still having
problems with BackupPC]:
[...] I am monitoring one server right now by tailing the NewFileList log
file in its pc directory. [...] it just goes by maybe 1 file every
minute or so. Then occasionally there's a
It depends on what you mean by large scale and what your particular
plans are. Having a BackupPC server in each of a dozen countries to back
up offices of 10-50 people each probably wouldn't require anything
special, while trying to back up a PC in Columbia from Germany may require
a special
Hello everyone, I'm currently trying to install BackupPC on the QNAP
TS-509 Pro NAS system. So far I managed to get through the
installation and I can start the server by calling the executable as
user backuppc: /path/to/installation/bin/BackupPC
This call results in the PID printed on the
Michael Stowe wrote:
It depends on what you mean by large scale and what your particular
plans are. Having a BackupPC server in each of a dozen countries to back
up offices of 10-50 people each probably wouldn't require anything
special, while trying to back up a PC in Columbia from Germany
On 08/26 06:45 , Chris Baker wrote:
Anyway, here is what I have in the exclude section:
$Conf{BackupFilesExclude} = {
'c$' = [
'/program files',
'/axium',
'/i386',
'/drivers',
'/dell',
'/temp',
'/Documents and Settings/*/Local Settings/Temporary Internet
Jeremy Mann wrote:
I'm still having severe bandwidth issues causing are once nightly backups
to take days to finish with BackupPC. I am monitoring one server right now
by tailing the NewFileList log file in its pc directory. What I'd expect
to see are filenames flying by, but no, it just goes
Brent Clark wrote:
Michael Stowe wrote:
It depends on what you mean by large scale and what your particular
plans are. Having a BackupPC server in each of a dozen countries to back
up offices of 10-50 people each probably wouldn't require anything
special, while trying to back up a PC in
Christoph wrote:
Dear Craig,
It turns out the code always tries the unix
domain socket first.
I used the bogus name for the sockFile method, hence:
my $sockFile = $bpc-{LogDir}/BackupPC.sockNot;
Now BackupPC obviously uses tcp, because after launching the
BackupPC_serverMesg
2009/8/27 phil p...@backup-and-restore.de:
Hello,
for a small office with 2 PCs I would like to setup a samba and
backup-server (using backuppc).
I'm running BackupPC on three other servers (Pentium 4, 2.4 GHz).
Since I have an unused Pentium III running at 900 MHz and 512 MB RAM I
would
Brent Clark wrote:
Hiya
I got quite a few servers around the world that I need to backup.
The question I would like to ask is, how does backuppc scale to the other
backup solutions, in large environments. Also for those running backuppc for
large scale environment, would you be so kind as
Volker Thiel wrote:
Hello everyone, I'm currently trying to install BackupPC on the QNAP
TS-509 Pro NAS system. So far I managed to get through the
installation and I can start the server by calling the executable as
user backuppc: /path/to/installation/bin/BackupPC
This call results
txoof wrote:
Update:
BackupPC sent an email this morning for the system in question. The mail was
for a system that has had 16.5 days since its last backup. Is there a
setting that I'm missing? Or is this controlled only by EMailNotifyMinDays?
From my understanding of the documents,
hi all
Sorry, this is a little offtopic, but maybe isnt just me...
On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 12:23:51 +0200, Koen Linders koen.lind...@koca.be wrote:
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this email was hard to read, there is almost no indication
where
Matthias,
Thanks for the help. Yes my boss DOES have large active .pst files, several
(2~3). Each are at or above 1.5 GB in size. Total capacity of the backup is
around 25GB. I've excluded many files and folders although I would like to
include the .pst files as she needs the history these
I've recently been installing backuppc (for the first time) on CentOS 5.3.
I had to set selinux to permissive in order to get it to run - for some reason
sealert doesn't exist on my system and I couldn't figure out how else to view
the selinux logs to debug it. However, that's a different
wirehead wrote:
I've recently been installing backuppc (for the first time) on CentOS 5.3.
I had to set selinux to permissive in order to get it to run - for some
reason sealert doesn't exist on my system and I couldn't figure out how else
to view the selinux logs to debug it. However,
Are you using VSS to ensure that the .pst files are consistent, or are
they closed at the time you back them up?
Matthias,
Thanks for the help. Yes my boss DOES have large active .pst files,
several (2~3). Each are at or above 1.5 GB in size. Total capacity of the
backup is around 25GB.
Bah, I was being an idiot.
I realized that the allowed admin users in config.pl was misspelled compared
to the actual name of the admin user, so of course it didn't work.
Sigh.
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Les Mikesell wrote:
Usually the issue that limits performance with backuppc is disk seek
time as it manages hardlinks and directories which have to be on a
single file system. About the only thing you can do to improve that is
to use a raid scheme that includes a lot of drives and add RAM
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 4:24 AM, Mirco Piccinpic...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
any news about FTP Xfer method?
Hello Mirco,
In addition to the $args-{Host}, $t-{host} ambiguity, the ftp module
is trying to print out OS errors instead of eval errors, which is
causing misleading errors. Please
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