B. Alexander wrote:
Hey,
I have a single virtual host (OpenVZ) that never completes a backup.
Neither incrementals nor fulls complete. I don't see any errors in the
logs:
2010-06-15 18:14:19 incr backup started back to 2010-06-12 07:00:02
(backup #624) for directory /lib/modules
Inno wrote:
Hello,
I use incremental level (1,2,3,4 correspond to Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday). But Wednesday and Thursday have bugged last week.It stopped
at level 2. Am I required to reactivate two incremental to retrieve the
proper level?
Thanks.
The incremental level
Alexander Moisseev wrote:
I have BackupPC configured to backup several directories on the same
server as different BackupPC hosts. It works without a problem more than 2
years. But now backup of one directory interrupts during transfer when it
still works normally for other ones.
There are
Matthias Meyer wrote:
So it is very interesting that it does work with cygwin-rsyncd-2.6.8_0,
Windows Server 2003 Std R2.
I have no problem with one at all.
Got fatal error during xfer (Child exited prematurely) means that your
cygwin-rsyncd die.
You should increase log verbosity on
Alexander Moisseev wrote:
Matthias Meyer wrote:
So it is very interesting that it does work with cygwin-rsyncd-2.6.8_0,
Windows Server 2003 Std R2.
I have no problem with one at all.
Got fatal error during xfer (Child exited prematurely) means that your
cygwin-rsyncd die.
You should
Hi all,
I'm administrating a BackupPC server and I'm concerned about the security of
the
whole system.
I configured the linux clients as unpriviledged users doing sudos for rsyncs to
limit the risk of intrusion from the backupPC server to the clients as
described
in the FAQ :
Hello,
I have 200 giga of backuppc backups in a partition. I have told backuppc to use
compression. Now (as a crazy test) I would like to move all pool data in another
partition that is zfs formatted.
But I would like to uncompress the backuppc files while I move them in the zfs
partition.
How
Jonathan Schaeffer wrote at about 16:29:19 +0200 on Thursday, June 17, 2010:
Hi all,
I'm administrating a BackupPC server and I'm concerned about the security of
the
whole system.
I configured the linux clients as unpriviledged users doing sudos for rsyncs
to
limit the risk
On 6/17/2010 9:29 AM, Jonathan Schaeffer wrote:
Hi all,
I'm administrating a BackupPC server and I'm concerned about the security of
the
whole system.
It is based on controlling access to root and the backuppc user on the
server. I don't see a way around that.
I configured the linux
Les Mikesell wrote:
Are you running a 64-bit perl on the server? I think it consumes much more
memory than a 32 bit instance would.
No, my hardware have no support 64-bit at all.
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