> How do I backup f.e. mySQL databases. Does anyone have a good addon
> for BackupPC to access MySQL dumps. My other option is ofcourse to
> make the dumps in crontab and make BackupPC grab it.
I use webmin to create dumps of the databases nightly and then
backuppc will grab that data.
> Why do I
> your mail is sent as:
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
> Content-Disposition: inline
>
> which says that the body of the text is base-64 encoded. why it
> is you're sending this way is beyond me. however, sourceforge
Its set that way due to th
It's been brought to my attention that on some of my mails a bunch of
junk appears after my sig.
My apologies if it's caused anyone issues.
Where that's comming from is still unknown. My sig is just a simple
one liner with my name and I use my gmail account for several other
lists with no appare
I've been using BackupPC for about 2 weeks now and I like it.
However, I've got some archive questions:
I've got some questions on the Archive outputs. Our previous scheme
produced a set of full backup volumes that we (later) dump to DVD and
take off-site. This happened automatically every week
> > Because I was curious I switched my archives from bzip archives to bzip2.
>
> You mean gzip to bzip2, right?
Yeah.
> > Is that the expected response? I knew bzip2 was slower but I didn't
> > realize it was _that_ much slower.
>
> Yes, bzip2 is much slower (a factor of 5-8x slower is expected
This is mostly just an FYI and a sanity check.
My Backup host is a AMD Sempron 2200.
Because I was curious I switched my archives from bzip archives to bzip2.
Archive size when down by 10% but the time it took to generate the
archives went up by a factor of 5.8.
Is that the expected response?
Is there a way to make archives happen automatically?
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> Check for a setting on your Apache config like the one shown below, and
> update it is necessary or comment it out altogether:
>
> # ServerName localhost
>
> Then restart Apache.
Ooops sorry. This was a new install and I forgot to check the apache config.
Thanks.
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On 1/12/06, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 01/12 10:02 , Richard Smith wrote:
> > Do I have to force a full backup if I add a new share to a host?
>
> yes.
>
Ok. Well then is there a way to schedule a full backup to occur? I
really don't wan
How do I set up the web interface so that I can access if from a remote pc.
I can connect to the web interface from a remote pc but once I try to
do something it tries to access localhost and fails.
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Richard A. Smith
I reciently started evalulating backuppc as a replacement for our
current backup system.
To start with I added couple of hosts and few shares and let it do a
full. Satisfied I added more shares to one of the hosts.
I assumed the next incremental would just pick up the new files as
changed. What
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