You could use DumpPreShareCmd/DumpPostShareCmd to call a script on your desktop
machine which mount
and umount the unused partition and than backup all partitions in one host.
You only need different rsyncd.conf in BSD and Devuan to have mountpoints of
the BSD and Devuan
partition always on the s
Oh -- I should add that I was backing up two different hostnames to
the same backuppc pool. Your solution would be different, but could
use the same techniques.
paul
I wrote:
> I've done something similar in the past, on a machine that had an
> encrypted home directory. It also lived on eithe
>Then the part to contend with is updating the "ping" script to return
>positively only when the expected OS for the respective host names is
>running.
I've done something similar in the past, on a machine that had an
encrypted home directory. It also lived on either wired or wirel
On 2025-02-10 12:17, Brad Alexander wrote:
Okay, I admit up front this is going to be a strange one...
Is there a way to set up two separate backups on the same host that run
_exclusively_ of each other?
My desktop machine is dual boot, with FreeBSD and Devuan linux. It
spends most of it's
Okay, I admit up front this is going to be a strange one...
Is there a way to set up two separate backups on the same host that run
*exclusively* of each other?
My desktop machine is dual boot, with FreeBSD and Devuan linux. It spends
most of it's time in FreeBSD, and that is being backed up, how
