Fernando Laudares Camargos wrote:
>
>> Fernando Laudares Camargos wrote:
>>> * Why BackupPC_tarPCCopy sometimes produces big tar files ? *
>> Are you doing something to control the timing of your copies compared to
>> the changes backuppc would be making? The files in cpool need to be
>> exa
On Friday 25 September 2009, Timothy J Massey wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a shell script that I use to install BackupPC. It takes a standard
> CentOS installation and performs the configuration that I would normally
> do to install BackupPC. There are probably way better ways of doing this,
> but
Is it OK to switch between backup methods at any time, or do I need to
do something beforehand?
I'm trying rsync instead of tar again on one of my Snow Leopard
clients to see if it works better. Quite some time ago, I found it to
be considerably slower, but that may have changed.
-Jonathan
Try this:
[...@amd backup]$ cat x
#Example of a greatly reduced sshd_config
#Protocol 2,1
Protocol 2
#Additional lines here
#PermitRootLogin yes
#Additional lines here
[...@amd backup]$ sed 's/[#
]*Protocol/Protocol/;s/Protocol/#Protocol/;$aProtocol jw' x
#Example of a greatly reduced sshd_config
Well, that didn't work - Gmail broke the line. There should be a
space after the #, so that any number of spaces and hashes will be
removed.
Jim
On 9/25/09, Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
> Try this:
>
> [...@amd backup]$ cat x
> #Example of a greatly reduced sshd_config
> #Protocol 2,1
> Protocol 2
> #A
On Sep 25, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Craig Barratt wrote:
> Barb writes:
>
>> I too am having problems with backups on Snow Leopard. I am also
>> using tar over ssh, and my error logs look pretty much the same as
>> Jonathan's. At the end it nicely says "No files dumped for share /"
>> and shows the bac
Hello!
I have a shell script that I use to install BackupPC. It takes a standard
CentOS installation and performs the configuration that I would normally
do to install BackupPC. There are probably way better ways of doing this,
but this is the way I've chosen.
As part of this script, I use s
I have Snow Leopard machines, and I don't mind trying out debugging code
-- though I use the rsync method and haven't had a moment's trouble.
> Barb writes:
>
>> I too am having problems with backups on Snow Leopard. I am also
>> using tar over ssh, and my error logs look pretty much the same as
Hello Jeffrey,
Jeffrey J. Kosowsky a écrit :
> I have written a program BackupPC_fixLinks.pl that will go through
> both your pool and pc chain to find (and fix) duplicate pool files and
> missing links. Part of the fix is to run an equivalent to
> BackupPC_Link on missing/broken links.
>
> Note
Hi Les,
Les Mikesell a écrit :
> Fernando Laudares Camargos wrote:
>>
>> * Why BackupPC_tarPCCopy sometimes produces big tar files ? *
>
> Are you doing something to control the timing of your copies compared to
> the changes backuppc would be making? The files in cpool need to be
> exactl
could this have to do with the fact that OSX swtiched the default tar
from gnutar to bsdtar with Snow Leopard?
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2144311&tstart=0
I think gnutar is still there, you might just have to change the
arguments for calling.
sorry, I don't have snow l
Barb writes:
> I too am having problems with backups on Snow Leopard. I am also
> using tar over ssh, and my error logs look pretty much the same as
> Jonathan's. At the end it nicely says "No files dumped for share /"
> and shows the backup as failed. It does, however, backup the new
> files I
I too am having problems with backups on Snow Leopard. I am also
using tar over ssh, and my error logs look pretty much the same as
Jonathan's. At the end it nicely says "No files dumped for share /"
and shows the backup as failed. It does, however, backup the new
files I've added and I
It might be nice if some of the repair tools you guys create were
shipped as part of the whole package, maybe even accessible through
"Admin Options" ...
just a suggestion.
steve
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Jeffrey J. Kosowsky
wrote:
> I have written a program BackupPC_fixLinks.pl that wi
Yes, I was reading about that. I think that with the right configuration
it can fit my needs.
Thanx! :)
Davide Brini wrote:
> On Friday 25 September 2009 15:03:59 Daniele Davolio wrote:
>
>
>> Hi everyone,
>> is there a way to do a periodic backup of the pool, like if I want to
>> store a snap
> is it possible to have multiple pools
Not without two instances of BackupPC, which is non-trivial.
> My backupspc has raid1 pair of 1Tb drives - this is now 750gb used
>
> I guess its time to think about adding a 2nd 1Tb pair
You may also want to think about extending the filesystem your pool
> is it possible to have multiple pools
>
> My backupspc has raid1 pair of 1Tb drives - this is now 750gb used
>
> I guess its time to think about adding a 2nd 1Tb pair
>
>
> did you use LVM? You could rotate the data. Setup the new raid and put
that device in LVM. Create a LV and then move all
I use iptables and allow access only from my workstation to the web
interface, disable root and backuppc user's inbound ssh. I also limit
inbound traffic with iptables so the backuppc must open the session to the
client.
-
I have written a program BackupPC_fixLinks.pl that will go through
both your pool and pc chain to find (and fix) duplicate pool files and
missing links. Part of the fix is to run an equivalent to
BackupPC_Link on missing/broken links.
Note you can't just run BackupPC_Link (or its analog) unless yo
is it possible to have multiple pools
My backupspc has raid1 pair of 1Tb drives - this is now 750gb used
I guess its time to think about adding a 2nd 1Tb pair
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On Friday 25 September 2009 15:03:59 Daniele Davolio wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> is there a way to do a periodic backup of the pool, like if I want to
> store a snapshot of all the backups and keep them on a safe.
> I'm quite new to Backuppc and I'm reading around about that.
Could BackupPC's archive
Hi everyone,
is there a way to do a periodic backup of the pool, like if I want to
store a snapshot of all the backups and keep them on a safe.
I'm quite new to Backuppc and I'm reading around about that.
Thanx!
--
Come
James Ward wrote:
> My busiest BackupPC server fell very behind before I did some tuning (thanks
> for your help!) after I upgraded it from 2.x to 3.x due to disk contention
> between the nightly admin jobs and backups (which I had running 24x7). I
> think I have it performing similarly to 2.x
Hi everyone,
is there a way to do a periodic backup of the pool, like if I want to
store a snapshot of all the backups and keep them on a safe.
I'm quite new to Backuppc and I'm reading around about that.
Thanx!
--
Come
I'm going to start with pointing out that this is a really bad idea. A
key concept of BackupPC is the idea of pooling, where files shared across
systems are stored only once in the backup pool. In other words, if I'm
backing up two identical systems, there will be one set of files in the
backup
Fernando Laudares Camargos wrote:
>
>
> * Why BackupPC_tarPCCopy sometimes produces big tar files ? *
Are you doing something to control the timing of your copies compared to
the changes backuppc would be making? The files in cpool need to be
exactly in sync with the directory snapshots ma
My busiest BackupPC server fell very behind before I did some tuning (thanks
for your help!) after I upgraded it from 2.x to 3.x due to disk contention
between the nightly admin jobs and backups (which I had running 24x7). I think
I have it performing similarly to 2.x now, but it just can't see
Hello,
I beg your pardon for bringing this topic to the table again. I have read this
entire thread (even the scientific debate around thrusting probabilities
calculus) and have tried the main suggestions detailed by you to solve this
problem (except the use of raid mirror detailed by Les Mikes
Hi,
jingai reposted on 2009-09-25 08:01:45 -0400 [[BackupPC-users] Troubles with 2
Snow Leopard clients using tar over ssh]:
> [...]
> Anyone can help?
if we couldn't yesterday, how likely are we to today?
Regards,
Holger
On Sep 25, 2009, at 8:25 AM, Holger Parplies wrote:
>
> jingai reposted on 2009-09-25 08:01:45 -0400 [[BackupPC-users]
> Troubles with 2 Snow Leopard clients using tar over ssh]:
>> [...]
>> Anyone can help?
>
> if we couldn't yesterday, how likely are we to today?
I am not getting my own posts
Backups to two of my Snow Leopard clients using tar over ssh are
failing, while one other Snow Leopard client is successful using the
same configuration.
The error log is as follows:
Running: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -n -l root kuramori env LC_ALL=C /usr/bin/
tar -c -v -f - -C / --totals --one-fil
Hi,
kadamba wrote on 2009-09-24 04:34:32 -0400 [[BackupPC-users] Exclude Hidden
files (Linux + SSH + tar)]:
> [...]
> I've installed BackupPC on Debian Lenny to backup Ubuntu Desktops (/home for
> all), I need to exclude all hidden files which is taking up lots of space.
> My focus is on user da
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 05:51:41AM -0400, Andrew Schulman wrote:
> Here's my problem: I love having online backups, they're very
> convenient. But they're a huge security problem. All of the LAN's
> most sensitive files become readable by user backuppc, who can be
> attacked through the web app
Hi everyone. I'm a new BackupPC user, this is my first post here.
Here's my problem: I love having online backups, they're very convenient. But
they're a huge security problem. All of the LAN's most sensitive files become
readable by user backuppc, who can be attacked through the web applicati
--- En date de : Jeu 24.9.09, Craig Barratt a
écrit :
De: Craig Barratt
Objet: Re: client's backup's files on extern disk
À: "KOUAO aketchi"
Date: Jeudi 24 Septembre 2009, 20h03
KOUAO writes:
> I have a server on which BackupPC is installed and this works well on a
> debian server. But ,
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