Thanks. Ubuntu is actually the only other distro besides redhat, fedora
and k12ltsp (all RedHat off shoots) that I have ever installed or used.
That easy install sure is tempting.
> My favorite distribution is Ubuntu 6.06. It will be supported for
> another 5 1/2 years, is easy to keep update
My favorite distribution is Ubuntu 6.06. It will be supported for
another 5 1/2 years, is easy to keep updated, and is a breeze to get
BackupPC running on - apt-get install backuppc, add machines to hosts,
configure SSH keys, and voila. I have several clients running BackupPC
on Ubuntu at this po
ck wrote:
> Thanks a lot for the advice. I'll check out CentOS for sure. I've
> heard
> it mentioned a lot, but never looked into it for my purposes.
There's even a K12LTSP version that's based on CentOS instead of
Fedora. Check the 'EL' directories at ftp://k12linux.mesd.k12.or.us/
pub/K1
Thanks a lot for the advice. I'll check out CentOS for sure. I've heard
it mentioned a lot, but never looked into it for my purposes.
ck
> ck wrote:
>
>> So I find myself wondering. What's the best distro to put BackupPC
>> on top
>> of? It will be the only thing running on this box. Older
ck wrote:
> So I find myself wondering. What's the best distro to put BackupPC
> on top
> of? It will be the only thing running on this box. Older
> hardware, PIII
> 500 MHz, 384 RAM. I'm only really used to Fedora. Will the latest
> Fedora
> Core, with a minimal install be OK? Are the
Hi folks,
I'm currently having a lot of "Aborted with signal PIPE" errors. I really
have no clue what's causing them. I'm only trying to backup 2 linux
(K12LTSP) servers. I'm in the process of upgrading some hardware,
shuffling the servers around, reinstalling everything, so I have a few
questi
