I figured out the problem. When the folder got re-created the user and
group for all the folders was root. I changed them to backuppc and
everything seems to have started up.
Thanks for the assistance.
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My raid drive failed that stores all the data. I have fixed this
problem (rebuilt the raid and had to re-install the xfs file system).
All the data is lost that was on the array.
I am running the Beta 3.2.0 version of backuppc and I ran sudo perl
configure.pl to let it rebuild the data
I like the idea of a discussion about the advantages and disadvantages
of RAID arrangements.
Another solution to the two hard drives backing up might be to use Raid
0 (striping). This does not allow redundancy but it does let you
combine the drives so the system sees them as one drive.
I
Has anyone upgraded BackupPC 3.1.0 to 3.2.0_Beta on an Ubuntu server? I
have finally got my system running and been operating for about a month.
It is a great product.
I have the 0gb errors caused by not putting the data in the default data
folder and I understand that this is fixed in the
I have generated a deb file and upgraded my BackupPC 3.1.0 to 3.2.0
beta. Everything seems to be working fine.
Can I submit the deb file to you? What information do you need and how
should I submit it?
This program is so helpful. I hope that I can be a contributor and help
others
When I first started using BackupPC I was letting the backups happen
with SMB. I have since found and figured out how to make it work the
process to use vshadow and rsyncd.
I think now that I understand the vshadow command that I could use
vshadow and SMB.
What are the
