10:15:10.543684 IP backupserver.com.59297 remote-server.com.99: F
82592624:82592624(0) ack 39621297 win 10064 nop,nop,timestamp
1153104691
2127151431
10:15:10.583398 IP remote-server.com.99 backupserver.com.59297: F
39621297:39621297(0) ack 82592625 win 16568 nop,nop,timestamp
2127151472
While attempting to regress a large virtual PC file, rdiff-backup was
returning an out-of-space error on the server. Turns out /tmp was
filling up, even though there were no files to be found. Symlinking
$TEMP (which is /tmp/decibel) to /var/tmp/decibel has moved the issue to
/var (which in this
Hi
Is there an option on rdiff-backup to to make it not look into
directories that haven't been changed since the last backup?
The last-modified date on a directory shows when there has been any
change in a file inside that directory or any of its subdirectories. So
it makes sense that
cron doesn't work on my cygwin.
I created an /etc/cron.d/notepad file containing the following line:
* * * * * Administrator notepad
And nothing happens.
So I guess that cron doesn't work on my system.
Has anyone managed to automate rdiff-backup on a windows machine?
Please respond
there's several threads like this in the archive...
unfortunately there's no perfect solution... it needs improvement in the
code. (patches welcome :)
note that rdiff-backup at best is going to need 2x the storage space for a
large file -- otherwise it would be modifying the file in-place and
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, Peter Valdemar Mørch wrote:
Karjala karjala_lists-at-karjala.org |Lists| wrote:
The last-modified date on a directory shows when there has been any change
in a file inside that directory or any of its subdirectories.
That assumption is not correct. Not with reiser-fs
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, Karjala wrote:
Has anyone managed to automate rdiff-backup on a windows machine?
Try the windows AT command?
-Eric
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