I have been spending time further automating my backuppc solution and
I'm back to "automatically sending archives offsite". At the moment we
will use a script to put archives into a folder and use an offsite
backuppc to pull them off (which gives a great interface for viewing).
For my small poo
On Mon, 2006-05-22 at 10:30, Ryan Jewell wrote:
> Thank you for your feedback. I have a few questions that may help me
> understand the reasons for your options.
>
> I thought one option might be to use an offsite instance of backuppc
> to rsync copy the file pool or a tar archive. It sounds like
Hi Les,
Thank you for your feedback. I have a few questions that may help me
understand the reasons for your options.
I thought one option might be to use an offsite instance of backuppc to
rsync copy the file pool or a tar archive. It sounds like you're
talking about rsyncing to the original
On Fri, 2006-05-19 at 17:25, Ryan Jewell wrote:
> I've read different options and searched past posts. Could someone help
> me find/determine a fitting offsite backup strategy.
The simple way is to run a completely independent instance
of backuppc from the offsite location using a VPN if
necessary
I've read different options and searched past posts. Could someone help
me find/determine a fitting offsite backup strategy.
I don't think I want to transmit the tar archive that the program
generates because it seems too large. I gather I need to use rsync to
transfer the data offsite but I still
