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> Good point.
> I suggest to mount as Read-only. Should work.
&g
ristian Völker"
> Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] restoring pool
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> I can second dthat. For my routine I have a script which rsyncs my
> /etc/backuppc folder (including the apache.conf and the host
> configurations) to my /var/lib/backuppc folder (which is on an external
&g
I can second dthat. For my routine I have a script which rsyncs my
/etc/backuppc folder (including the apache.conf and the host
configurations) to my /var/lib/backuppc folder (which is on an external
drive).
/CV
Am 26.01.24 um 23:31 schrieb Kenneth Porter:
In the future, I recommend putting t
In the future, I recommend putting the config on the external drive and
mounting it to /etc/BackupPC.
I'd also recommend copying/tarring /etc/httpd or /etc/nginx (depending
on which web server you use) to the external drive. That lets you bring
up BackupPC quickly on a replacement server after
Good point.
I suggest to mount as Read-only. Should work.
Grüsse
Christian Völker
> Am 26.01.2024 um 21:29 schrieb backu...@kosowsky.org:
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> I would be careful as running BackupPC could cause certain old backups
> to expire that you may not want to expire.
> Plus, if you don't have all the
I would be careful as running BackupPC could cause certain old backups
to expire that you may not want to expire.
Plus, if you don't have all the hosts set properly, it could delete
pool files that are needed...
I would be VERY careful to:
1. Make sure I have my full config restored -- including d
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> Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] restoring pool
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> Hi,
>
> does your HDD contain the full structure of a pool (usually the
> structure below /
Hi,
does your HDD contain the full structure of a pool (usually the
structure below /var/lib/BackupPC)? If so I'd recommend to add all the
hosts which are visible as directory in pc/-folder. Stop BackupPC, mount
your hdd to /var/lib/BackupPC and start BackupPC.
It should recon the structure
Greetings.
I have a pool of backups in a external hdd, I've seems to have misplaced the
config for them, is there a way to reconfigure backuppc so they can be used
again?
Thanks,
Dagg
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I realized what my problem was with #1 and can now "see" the list of backups
for each client in the Backuppc web interface. However, most of the backup
directories are empty.
But my other questions still stand -- is there any way to reconnect files from
backups to their cpool files if the hard
Hello,
Through a bizarre coincidence of three different mistakes/failures in my backup
systems at once, I lost access to my backup pool, and my attempt to restore
from an old mirrored drive (a ZFS volume) also failed to import.
After a couple weeks of trying to get the ZFS pool to import, I gave
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