Rob Shepherd wrote:
>
> Tried to provide a group-wide svn structure to handle collab work and
> remove all the probs with group-shares. Seems unfeasable without copious
> training for users.
If the work involves multiple users, it is even more infeasible without
it.
> Would be nice. The more t
>> Does the rsync perl module do some translation magic or somesuch?
>
> Yes, it does some serious magic to uncompress on the fly while chatting
> with a stock rsync at the other end. Craig must be an insane
> programming genius to have tackled a project like that in perl and
> succeeded.
wow, m
Rob Shepherd wrote:
>> The backups are not stored in a format suitable for direct access even
>> if suitable network shares and permissions could be set up. They are
>> compressed and all duplicates are linked together. You can still grab a
>> copy from anywhere through the browser.
>
> Than
Rob Shepherd wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Forgive my ignorance, but if the files are not in a "direct access"
> format, then how does rsync work?
> rsync compares local and remote file trees before sending deltas etc.
>
> Does the rsync perl module do some translation magic or somesuch?
>
Les Mikesell wrote:
> The backups are not stored in a format suitable for direct access even
> if suitable network shares and permissions could be set up. They are
> compressed and all duplicates are linked together. You can still grab a
> copy from anywhere through the browser.
Thanks for th
On 02/13 07:53 , Les Mikesell wrote:
> Rob Shepherd wrote:
> >>
> >>> i'd like to be able to quickly provide a user with access to their files
> >>> over samba, as quickly as possible.
>
> The backups are not stored in a format suitable for direct access even
> if suitable network shares and perm
Rob Shepherd wrote:
>>
>>> i'd like to be able to quickly provide a user with access to their files
>>> over samba, as quickly as possible.
>>>
>>> does anybody have any thoughts on how i do this efficiently.
>> Set up authenticated http access with each user listed as the 'owner' of
>> his own ma
Les Mikesell wrote:
> Rob Shepherd wrote:
>
>> i'd like to be able to quickly provide a user with access to their files
>> over samba, as quickly as possible.
>>
>> does anybody have any thoughts on how i do this efficiently.
>
> Set up authenticated http access with each user listed as the 'owner
Rob Shepherd wrote:
>
> I'm about to deploy BackupPC for backing up laptops, using cygwin/rsyncd
> on the clients.
>
> I've noticed that the backup on disk is not of a form which isn't suitable
> for exporting via samba directly.
>
> i'd like to be able to quickly provide a user with access to t
> I've noticed that the backup on disk is not of a form which isn't suitable
> for exporting via samba directly.
>
Doh, my bad with the double negative!
Please read as...
I've noticed that the backup on disk is not suitable for exporting via
samba directly.
Rob
Dear BackupPC users,
I'm about to deploy BackupPC for backing up laptops, using cygwin/rsyncd
on the clients.
I've noticed that the backup on disk is not of a form which isn't suitable
for exporting via samba directly.
i'd like to be able to quickly provide a user with access to their files
over
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