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
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