Re: [BackupPC-users] "unexpected repeated share name"

2009-05-04 Thread Tim Connors
On Mon, 4 May 2009, Mark Maciolek wrote: > hi, > > You should leave the RysncShareName as / and add the directories under > BackupFilesOnly > > > $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = { > '*' => [ > '/home', > '/etc' > ] > }; No, because I want the whole of the / partition backed up (seperately to

Re: [BackupPC-users] "unexpected repeated share name"

2009-05-04 Thread Mark Maciolek
hi, You should leave the RysncShareName as / and add the directories under BackupFilesOnly $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = { '*' => [ '/home', '/etc' ] }; Mark Tim Connors wrote: > backuppc fails to backup '/' if it is not specified before anything else. > In fact, any subtree can't

[BackupPC-users] "unexpected repeated share name"

2009-05-04 Thread Tim Connors
backuppc fails to backup '/' if it is not specified before anything else. In fact, any subtree can't be specified before its parents, or the parents won't be backed up because the directory already exists by the time backuppc performs the test for repeated share name. If it is a wise idea to keep

[BackupPC-users] unexpected repeated share name skipped

2007-07-29 Thread Edouard de Ganay
Hi there, I have one laptop which systematically give the following error avec ~45mn of backup (full backup) : unexpected repeated share name skipped The settings are the same than other computers in the LAN, which works normally Any idea ? Edd

Re: [BackupPC-users] unexpected repeated share name

2007-03-07 Thread Craig Barratt
Niels writes: > I installed Backuppc 3.0 and the interface is running. > > But when I backup I get this error: > > unexpected repeated share name Sounds like $Conf{RsyncShareName} has two entries that are the same. Remove the repeated entry. Craig

[BackupPC-users] unexpected repeated share name

2007-03-06 Thread Niels Przybilla
Hi, I installed Backuppc 3.0 and the interface is running. But when I backup I get this error: unexpected repeated share name And the backup is aborted. What can this be ? I use rsync to backup linux servers. Best regards Niels --