> Logon to the Web Admin. It is at the top of the main status page.
Ok, I'm a goofball, thanks for pointing that out. I totally overlooked it!
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Please forgive me for such a simple question, but is there a way to
easily tell what version of BackupPC we are running? I have misplaced
the original installation tarball that I used. I think we're on
version 3.1.0 but I wanted to confirm this to be sure.
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>> Would this go faster if I unmounted the partition and tried to do a
>> block-level copy of the entire thing? How would you handle this?
In case anyone else runs into this in the future, Bacula does support
block-level backups. I'm running one now and it's much faster than
trying to do a file-
> If you use a file-oriented approach, traversing the directories is very
> slow, and the restore will be much worse as it tries to reconstruct the
> hardlinks. An image copy will be much faster, but keep in mind that you
> have to load it all back from the tape before being able to access any
> o
Hello BackupPC users:
We have a BackupPC system that has been working well for us for the
past three years. There is about 1.2 terabytes of data on our
BackupPC partition and we'd like to be able to spool it off to tape
for off-site storage. We have an HP d2d device that gets about 50-60
MB/s th
I'm trying to backup a Windows Vista host running cygwin-rsyncd, but
keep getting this error:
kurobox:/tmp# rsync -av [EMAIL PROTECTED]::docs .
@ERROR: auth failed on module docs
rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at
main.c(1383) [receiver=2.6.9]
Anyone know why this mig
I am attempting to restore a backup, however the running backup jobs
are making it run extremely slow. Rather than playing whack-a-mole
with all the running backup jobs is there any way to simply "pause"
all running backups so that the restore can complete more quickly?
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On Thu, May 29, 2008 at 3:02 PM, Sean Carolan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to restore an entire filesystem, but the restore process
> hangs on some directories, such as /home, /usr, /var. Here is an
> example of some strace output on the client side while doing a
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I'm trying to restore an entire filesystem, but the restore process
hangs on some directories, such as /home, /usr, /var. Here is an
example of some strace output on the client side while doing a
restore:
open("var/www/usage/webalizer.png", O_RDONLY|O_LARGEFILE) = 0
read(0, "\211PNG\r\n\32\n\0\0\
Thank you for the info, Craig. We really appreciate the work you have
put into BackupPC. I use it both at home and at work and it is quite
reliable.
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Anyone know how to stop a running backup from the command line for a
particular host?
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Is there a backuppc command line reference anywhere? I would like to
write a script to disable backups on a host until the next wakeup.
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> If you are using lvm2 (which is pretty common, given the necessary
> single-filesystem size for backuppc), then you should be able to take a
> snapshot of the logical volume, and backup from that.
We are using LVM2 for our backuppc partition. How much disk space would
you estimate a snapshot
> This is topic is discussed pretty regularly on this mailinglist.
> Please also search the archives.
Thanks, Nils. If the sourceforge.net mailing list search engine were
not so broken, I would gladly have combed through the archives. As it
stands I was unable to successfully search even for com
Hi folks:
We are using backuppc in our production environment and it's working
well. I would like to start doing regular backups of the BackupPC
server to external USB drives. The problem we've run into is that
there are so many files, rsync dies with an 'out of memory' error.
I thought about
On 10/30/07, Sean Carolan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've combed the documentation, mailing list, and Google but have not
> found an answer to this problem. No matter what I do, I cannot get
> the BackupPC server to connect to Windows clients.
Here's what I did to fix
I've combed the documentation, mailing list, and Google but have not
found an answer to this problem. No matter what I do, I cannot get
the BackupPC server to connect to Windows clients. Here is my setup:
BackupPC server runs CentOS 5
Samba client installed from source, version 3.0.26
Server tes
How can I tell BackupPC that one of my machines does not respond to
pings? I don't want to disable ping tests entirely, just for this one
box.
thanks,
Sean
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> Manually running the rsync --server --sender command alone will
> not be very helpful: stdin/stdout need to be connected to the
> other end of the rsync connection (specifically, File::RsyncP
> on the server).
>
> What error do you get on this host? You can increase $Conf{XferLogLevel}
> to get
Greetings friends - I have a batch of Linux servers that I'm responsible
for. I've managed to get all but one of them set up on backuppc. This
particular server has had several failed attempts at full backups. I
ran the rsync command manually with strace to try and figure out what's
wrong. Mayb
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