On 26.10.2013 23:32, Timothy J Massey wrote:
> Dan Johansson wrote on 10/26/2013 08:37:48 AM:
>
>> Any suggestions on
>> a) how to find out why rsyncd dies in the first place
>
> Not really: I have never run rsync on Windows 8. I *have* done it on
> Windows Server 2012 (based on Win8) with
David,
I'm not familiar with how MacOS 9 handles charsets. Also, MacOS tends to
have very old versions of rsync. On MacOSX, things are generally in utf8.
So you could try removing your ClientCharset entry (ie: make it empty).
However, as you note, it happens with native rsync too. Perhaps you
>
> has there been any thoughts on utilizing posix_fadvise* in BackupPC?
I have looked at it and I am considering it, after 4.0.0 is finished.
But here comes /proc/sys/vm/vfs_cache_pressure to the rescue
Please tell us what results you get - if this approach works then that
would avoid the nee
Hello All,
I have setup a backuppc server running Debian which I am using to backup a
Windows 2008 Server disk which contains the network folders for ~200
students and staff in a small school. It's actually working pretty great!
The only glitch I see so far is, "file vanished" errors on about 300
