Hello,
About three months ago I published a script that creates an archive of
hosts backed up with BackupPC and moves them to an offsite storage that is
mounted on the BackupPC server. In my case that was a CIFS share from a
remote Windows server. This script has been running smoothly on several
I have been using my own scripts to run backuppc_tarcreate of each host and
then i scp the tar to a remote host. However, I only do this once a week for
each host and do not have as large a backup database as you.
The other methods listed here might be more efficient for your situation.
Greetings -
I am running BackupPc to backup 8 desktop systems (mostly Windows)
in my office to a CentOS 6 VM on my in-house server. It currently takes
about 150GB of storage space. I would like to replicate (on a daily
basis) the backup to an off-site system for disaster recovery
On 08.07.2015 19:48, Jeff Boyce wrote:
* The best methods for this boil down to two camps:
1) Run two BackupPC servers and have both back up the hosts
directly
No replication at all: it just works.
2) Use some sort of block-based method of replicating the
Hi,
I am replicating through drbd (which is in some way a RAID1 over network).
My BackupPC Storage is nearly 2TB in size and the connection is only around
50Mbit/sec.
Drbd is doing block based so the initial transfer was done through a fast link
and then placed on off-site.
To prevent
