e I/O activity
on the file pool path, which may or may not be of use to you.
Hope that helps.
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correct name/group permissions in a
partciular corner case, but that's different from having to
chown/chgrp the entire restored tree like you're suggesting.
I'm curious to know what you've observed for this that required you to
reapply per
n
build on your work to expand the doco.
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wrong ?
Check the output of ps with nice value included in output:
ps -eo pid,nice,user,args
Or use top, which tells you the nice value by default.
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that 3-4 hour window, the archive begins, and data gets written to
tape.
Hope that helps.
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off of old hardware, and during
the reboot to cold clone the server, 2 of the 3 disks in the RAID 5
died...!
I feel for you...
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reading perl code.
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$ grep Version /usr/share/BackupPC/bin/BackupPC
# Version 3.2.0beta1, released 24 Jan 2010.
If BackupPC was installed via your OS's package management system, you
should be able to query the version using the OS's management tool.
RPM: rpm -q BackupPC
DEB: dpkg -l backuppc
..
Rega
To whomever has access to updating http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/
'Version 3.2.0beta0 released on April 5th, 2009'
needs to be updated to reflect beta1 release on 25/01/2010.
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r and it looks very useful. It
doesn't immediately work on a redhat system (/etc/BackupPC, location
of BackupPC_zcat) but they are trival things to fix up.
Thanks again for sharing it.
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That way, you'd get your second copy of data without hitting the
source systems twice.
Food for thought.
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syncserver 873
Trying 5.6.7.8...
Connected to rsyncserver.
Escape character is '^]'.
@RSYNCD: 30.0
Hope that helps.
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server, and
configure your a DNS record for your desktop since it's statically
assigned, but all methods above should work they way their advertised
to work :)
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end of it.
Let me know how you go.
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and
domain. The password is not specified so that the tool prompts you
for the password.
I've attached some examples of what the output of this should like
like for various cases (bad password, non-existant mount point,
successful mount).
Hopefully you will see some success shortly :)
Re
the conversation - BPC is a great engine and some of these
more subtle usability could be ironed out to make it have a broader
appeal (and enjoyable to use..)
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> The 'host summary' web page shows everything at a glance. Look at
> it once in a while if you care what is happening.
I was just curious how the unfamiliar admin would be able to determine
backups have stopped. From what I can tell, the host summary does not
report if backups have stopped du
test/Temp
Samsung_UPD
> Mount is "util-linux 2.13-pre7", if that helps?
[r...@linux mnt]# rpm -qf `which mount.cifs`
samba-client-3.0.28-0.el4.9
> Thanks for your help so far!
No problems, hopefully we'll get there :)
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> it,
> but for smbclient you need to have at least the domain and password server
> set
> in there, and maybe security=server. If this is really Active Directory, it
> needs to have the domain compatibility mode set
could also try using smbclient:
# list shared
smbclient -L servername -U u...@domain
# connect to a share and give you an interactive shell to browse
smbclient //servername/share -U u...@domain
Report back how these tests goes (preferablly mount.cif
ommand against
the test share.
If things continue not to work, then I'd have to ask you for:
- version of mount.cifs
- Windows OS version
and suggest you try updating to the latest version of Samba:
http://ftp.sernet.de/pub/samba/3.5/rhel/5/sernet-samba.repo
and see if things star
threshold has been reached.
Thoughts?
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x27;t connect to a
> domain-computer?
Shouldn't have anything to do with the machine being domain-connected
(except that it may impact what username/password you need to access
the resource as).
Once you get manual mount working, you c
27;ve thought about backing backuppc onto a lessfs volume (fuse-based
inline deduping filesystem) - havn't tried it yet, but if anyone has,
I'd like to hear more about it also.
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> perhaps i should be adding the switch that deletes files that are no
> longer present as well? hmmm...
Yes, you will want this to ensure source & dest are equal, and to
avoid the external disk from filling up for the wrong reason...
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> for directory /home/newsboy
Have you tried running this manually, as the user that backuppc would
have been running the above tar command, via sudo, to see what errors
you get?
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t; live system using some type of shadow copy.
You may have realised this already, but the previous suggestion was to
just have a minimal clone of an equivalent base Windows system - it
doesn't have to be a clone of the server you want to restore.
Re
we'll be closer to restoring Windows
systems as easily as a Linux system :)
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> suggestions for improvement.
I'll have a play and see if I can replicate your results, as well as
try and tie in permissions. I suspect Jeff will be similarly
interested in having a look at this.
Thanks again for sharing :)
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pauses.
Similarly, running:
vmstat 1
in another console and looking at the bi/bo columsn that represent
blocks in/out helps you to know whether swap is being heavily used.
Good luck and let me know if you find a good solution to your problem.
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rall throughput.
Similarly, have you observed excessive swap in/out on your backuppc
server? If you strace the rsync process on the remote system, does it
appear to be very 'bursty' in I/O activity, and overall throughput
just
want to work out what the
minimum amount of work is required before I can restore from my
backuppc files / permission dump and have the system functioning as it
was at the time of backup.
I hope someone out there with the right Windows knowledge can provide
some additional answers to the questions
er
the above restore procedure.
I do know that a Repair Install of Win2k3 R2 does bring the system back to
life, but that seems so invasive on the file-level restore.
Any responses / advice / feedback would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Chris Bennett
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