Newer versions of smbclient stop processing the rest of the directory when
an error is encountered. Perhaps it is related to this.
See https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10605
I did have the excludes working properly, but can't remember the exact
syntax. In the end smbclient was just to
Am 21.08.2014 um 17:27 schrieb Les Mikesell:
> One thing that might not be obvious is that smbclient reads your
> /etc/samba/smb.conf file where you may have settings intended for the
> server side of samba. I can't think of any settings that would cause
> this behavior, but it is something to be a
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 8:47 AM, Michael Stowe
wrote:
>>
> There's definitely something funny going on.
>
> Before I stopped using SMB, I can confirm that its behavior was more as
> expected -- I would get errors on open files, the errors would show up in
> the logs, and open files would not cause
> Hi all,
>
>>> SMB can't back up open files (unless you're doing something exotic, I
>>> suppose -- so you *should* be seeing errors whenever it comes across a
>>> locked file, unless you've specifically excluded them.
>> Indeed, that strange. As I usually don't change any log settings it is
>> ev
On 08/21 03:15 , Christian Völker wrote:
> hiberfil.sys is not reconned as "exclude" as it tries to backup anyways. So
> what syntax is to be used correctly?
Try this:
'/hiberfil.sys',
Seems to work for me, tho I'm using rsync instead of smbtar. If that doesn't
work, try '\hiberfil.sys', instead
Hi all,
>> SMB can't back up open files (unless you're doing something exotic, I
>> suppose -- so you *should* be seeing errors whenever it comes across a
>> locked file, unless you've specifically excluded them.
> Indeed, that strange. As I usually don't change any log settings it is
> even more
Hi Michael,
> SMB can't back up open files (unless you're doing something exotic, I
> suppose -- so you *should* be seeing errors whenever it comes across a
> locked file, unless you've specifically excluded them.
Indeed, that strange. As I usually don't change any log settings it is
even more str
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using BackupPC since years for a couple of Linux servers and it
> works like a charm.
>
> I have included some Windows XP/7 machines, too. Appears to work like a
> charm, too.
>
> Unfortunately I recently realized on a single machine the backed up
> directory structure is not corr
Hi all,
I'm using BackupPC since years for a couple of Linux servers and it
works like a charm.
I have included some Windows XP/7 machines, too. Appears to work like a
charm, too.
Unfortunately I recently realized on a single machine the backed up
directory structure is not correct. :-/
BackupP
