Ari,
I have been using BackupPC successfully with ZFS On Linux for a few years now.
This was simply convenient as I had a lot of old hardware with 3TB drives that
I was able to repurpose for the task. We have about a dozen hosts with either
~60TB or ~160TB usable in Raid Z1+spare.
All,
Am using BackupPC 4.2.1 on a Redhat 7.5 host to backup a rather large
repository of data. I believe things worked OK with tar but after we changed
the file system we switched back to Rsync. I think we have plenty of others
which roughly equal in size but backup fine. Not sure if
> It's possible to replicate backuppc on datacenter ?
I do not replicate them using zsend but I do run about a dozen hosts with a
mixture of V3 and v4 with ZFS on Linux.
If built out right you can get good I/O performance on ZFS for Backups.
On Apr 21, 2017, at 7:39 PM, Les Mikesell
> wrote:
If you think about what rysnc is supposed to do, it doesn't make much
sense to run both ends locally accessing data over NFS.
I would think it depends. I have found many cases in environments
Thanks for trying to get some debug log files. I was able to reproduce the
problem, and I just pushed a fix (maybe not the final one) to git.
Could you please test that change? You can either apply the diff (see below),
manually replace
Craig,
> I just discovered on my Ubuntu 16.04 server, rsync_bpc (and also rsync) don't
> detect that acls are supported when you build them from source, which is
> wrong. I found out that you have to install a dev acl library first:
ACLs is something I was curious about as well. It appears
All,
With version 3 I am using Rsync instead of tar to backup a NFS share which the
backupPC host has direct access to. This has worked great with the exception
that linking takes forever if there are a large number of files. I simply
didn’t have much luck getting version 3 to work with tar
Craig,
It was very short so I’ll probably redo it today with more debugging. The high
point being that I saw similar behavior.
tarExtract: copyInodes: finished getAll()
tarExtract: copyInodes: finished getAll()
tarExtract: copyInodes: finished getAll()
tarExtract: copyInodes: finished getAll()
On Apr 20, 2017, at 10:35 PM, Craig Barratt
> wrote:
Jens,
Thanks for including interesting parts of the XferLOG file. Could you re-run
with XferLogLevel set to 6? Feel free to send the log file (or
interesting parts) to