Hi,
backupPC does not send notification to the user when the backup failed.
Please Help.
When i do :
1. /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_sendEmail -u backuppc
I receive the mail from BackupPC
2. Her are my settings
$Conf{SendmailPath} = '/usr/sbin/sendmail';
$Conf{EMailNotifyMinDays} = '0.5';
I have email notifications setup in the config.pl, I got an email
telling me I had some folders that were not in the hosts file, but when
the backup failed for two days straight I didn't get any email
notification, is there something specific I need to do?
Lee Connell
Ammonoosuc Computer
Lee A. Connell wrote:
I have email notifications setup in the config.pl, I got an email
telling me I had some folders that were not in the hosts file, but when
the backup failed for two days straight I didn’t get any email
notification, is there something specific I need to do?
Wait
Ken Gregoire wrote:
Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email
system)
where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and
would
like backuppc to send email notifications via a standard
Ken Gregoire wrote:
Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email
system)
where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and
would
like backuppc to send email notifications via a standard
Ken Gregoire wrote:
I use qmail on CentOS and I have no problems using the default setup.
Qmail has a sendmail interface, so it should just work.
Where do you enter the password for the email account in backuppc?
You don't. BackupPC just calls the sendmail binary directly. The
default
On 07/11 08:17 , ken wrote:
I use qmail on fedora. I would like to be able to use a username/password
to send mail and I cannot find where you would enter the password in
backuppc, or if it is possible. Any ideas?
AFAICT, you're misunderstanding how mail works on Unix.
Backuppc calls some
On 07/11 08:17 , ken wrote:
I use qmail on fedora. I would like to be able to use a
username/password
to send mail and I cannot find where you would enter the password in
backuppc, or if it is possible. Any ideas?
AFAICT, you're misunderstanding how mail works on Unix.
Backuppc calls
Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email system)
where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and would
like backuppc to send email notifications via a standard email system.
Thanks in
