On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 12:01:06AM +0930, Chris Bennett wrote:
> > Is it possible/how to view details on a backup in progress - for
> > example, it would be great to see what file it is backing up, how
> > many/how big the backup is so far. Totals would be nice, like 100
> > files totaling 200MB b
martin f krafft wrote at about 09:23:07 +0200 on Sunday, April 17, 2011:
> Dear list,
>
> we are facing a policy change requiring people to rename data files
> in a trivial way (replace ':' with '-').
>
> In terms of backuppc, this means that the files will have to be
> transferred again,
On 4/17/11 2:23 AM, martin f krafft wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> we are facing a policy change requiring people to rename data files
> in a trivial way (replace ':' with '-').
>
> In terms of backuppc, this means that the files will have to be
> transferred again, completely, right?
>
> Or is there a wa
Hi Scott,
> Is it possible/how to view details on a backup in progress - for
> example, it would be great to see what file it is backing up, how
> many/how big the backup is so far. Totals would be nice, like 100
> files totaling 200MB backed up out of 500 files totaling 2GB.
>
> I have a slow b
also sprach John Rouillard [2011.04.17.1625
+0200]:
> > In terms of backuppc, this means that the files will have to be
> > transferred again, completely, right?
>
> Correct.
Actually, I just did a test, using iptables to count bytes between
the two hosts, and then renamed a 33M file. backuppc,
On Sun, Apr 17, 2011 at 09:23:07AM +0200, martin f krafft wrote:
> we are facing a policy change requiring people to rename data files
> in a trivial way (replace ':' with '-').
>
> In terms of backuppc, this means that the files will have to be
> transferred again, completely, right?
Correct.
Dear list,
we are facing a policy change requiring people to rename data files
in a trivial way (replace ':' with '-').
In terms of backuppc, this means that the files will have to be
transferred again, completely, right?
Or is there a way in which I can prepare the server for this change
and pr