Hi first post and just want to say this forum has been great in helping me get
BPC running.
The last thing I'm trying to get going is..
I use Apple's Time Machine at home. I would like BPC to schedule itself to do
the same thing if possible.
Time machine keeps hourly backups for the last 24 h
It depends on how much data you want to backup. If only your personal system
data need to be stored, then external hard disk, CDs and DVDs work efficient
for you. But you have to take regular backup and keep these storage medias at
safe place.
For long term storage, online backup services
(ht
Are you running into the actual hardlink limit or an inode limit? ext3 has a
hard coded hardlink limit but hardlinks are also limited by available
inodes. you can check your available inodes with
tune2fs -l /dev/disk|grep -e "Free inodes" -e "Inode count"
if you have very few or none left then t
I am now able to access the CGI as before.
I discovered the issue was the default hosts file format was confusing
apache.
I commented out the line beginning with:
::1
and now all is working as expected.
Jim K-R
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Thank you for your input,
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 3:38 AM, dan wrote:
> if [ -e /var/lib/backuppc/testfile ];
> then rsync ;
> else echo "uh oh!";
> fi
>
> should make sure that the filesystem is mounted.
Yes, that's definitely a good idea. However it does not check to make
sure that t
