Thanks Craig.
That being said, the reason I noticed it, is that I was actually
looking to find or write a CLI-type BackupPC_rsyncRestore that could
take a short list of parameters and allow for a flexible rsync restore
-- that would be more flexible and more "scriptable" than navigating
the web int
The 2nd sentence is completely wrong. There have never been standalone
programs BackupPC_rsyncBackup and BackupPC_rsyncRestore. Looks like it's
been there since the very early days of 4.0.0.
I just committed a change to git to remove it.
Craig
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022 at 6:04 PM wrote:
> The "De
The following patch addresses 2 limitations I often run into with the
user-space BackupPC_zcat function
1. The v4 version requires that you run as user 'backuppc' (even root
fails) which shouldn't be necessary (and wasn't necessary in the
simpler v3 version)
2. It is a pain in the neck to '
The "Description" string in Rsync.pm for v4.4.0 says:
# DESCRIPTION
#
# This library defines a BackupPC::Xfer::Rsync class for managing
# the rsync-based transport of backup data from/to the client.
# After generating the rsync arguments, it calls BackupPC_rsyncBackup
# or BackupPC_rsyncRe