Hi,
brunal wrote on 2008-07-30 12:20:38 +0200 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Why should I
use root to connect to host]:
> [...]
> - MainServer is the server where all important data are store (on a
> raid-1). It's located inside the building on a internal 1Gbyte network.
> - BackupSer
ealing with user and permission would be the cherry on
the cake, as The only port open on the two server would be port 22,
something that I can change to make security harder to brake.
I promess, I will write a tutorial in the backuppc wiki if I can get
a working solution! ;-)
Cheers,
Bruno
Hi,
brunal wrote on 2008-07-29 16:09:12 +0200 [[BackupPC-users] Why should I use
root to connect to host]:
>
> Indeed, the server i want to backup is the main server of my network,
> and pretty well secured. That means, hence, that root cannot have
> access to the server throu
(sorry for private-reply)
Chris Robertson ha scritto:
> brunal wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> One question that I dont understand : can I use another user than
>> root to connect to my host?
>>
>
> The only reason to connect as root is to make sure you have access to
> all the files you want to back u
brunal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> One question that I dont understand : can I use another user than
> root to connect to my host?
>
The only reason to connect as root is to make sure you have access to
all the files you want to back up.
> And to my host side, a user backuppc exist and have access to
brunal wrote:
> One question that I dont understand : can I use another user than
> root to connect to my host?
>
> Indeed, the server i want to backup is the main server of my network,
> and pretty well secured. That means, hence, that root cannot have
> access to the server through ssh, only non
Hi,
One question that I dont understand : can I use another user than
root to connect to my host?
Indeed, the server i want to backup is the main server of my network,
and pretty well secured. That means, hence, that root cannot have
access to the server through ssh, only non-root user can.
