Hi all.
I use rdiff-backup actually to make incremental backups from office servers
to Internet server over ssh.
All works fine.
Now i want to develop an app (windows platform will be 99% users) to make
this external incremental backups directly from the desktop, without office
server.
I'm not
Hi Chencho,
On 2009-05-06 23:02, Chencho wrote:
Now i want to develop an app (windows platform will be 99% users) to make
this external incremental backups directly from the desktop, without office
server.
I'm not sure how configure ssh in each desktop to not ask about password,
and i think the
Wouldn't it be easier to just follow the guide located on the wiki?
There is step-by-step how to configure rdiff-backup on windows as a
client to linux server. Or do you want windows to be the server?
2009/5/7 Patrick Nagel :
> Hi Chencho,
>
> On 2009-05-06 23:02, Chencho wrote:
>>
>> Now i want t
Hi,
On 2009-05-07 14:14, Gregy wrote:
Wouldn't it be easier to just follow the guide located on the wiki?
There is step-by-step how to configure rdiff-backup on windows as a
client to linux server. Or do you want windows to be the server?
Oh, right, there is a Wiki article:
http://wiki.rdiff-b
Hi all.
I think i dont explain as well in my first post.
Actually i can use rdiff-backup without password from Windows and Linux
without problems.
But it needs some configuration that i would be "harder" for the final user.
Her is my "whise list":
-Server on Centos (linux) over the net.
-A de
Hello,
Her is my "whise list":
-Server on Centos (linux) over the net.
-A desktop application for the final user:
- Select the folders to make backup on local PC
- Select the current user and password to make backup
- Select when the backup must be execute
If i need to configure rsa-key, a
Well you could use just one key for everyone...but that would cause
security issues (one person overwriting onother one's backup) or you
could backup the files over samba..just mount smb share as a drive
letter on windows and run "local" backup with rdiff-backup. That
should theoreticaly work.
200
The server is actually my hosting server; i have access to shell as root.
The users accounts will be made by me directly into the server by ssh or
plesk.
Normally, i have this:
I have a domain called remotlybackups.com (not true).
When a user paid, i made a subdomain, for example:
user1.remot
I use rdiff-backup under one user "backup". I use ssh keys and in
front of the key i put rdiff-backup --server --restrict ..etc That
ensures that if you log-in with specific key you are restricted to
rdiff-backup and one particular directory..sample below. To answer
your question..you can login wit
On Wed, May 06, 2009 at 08:02:38AM -0700, Chencho wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I use rdiff-backup actually to make incremental backups from office servers
> to Internet server over ssh.
>
> All works fine.
>
> Now i want to develop an app (windows platform will be 99% users) to make
> this external i
Hi,
Patrick Nagel ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> On 2009-05-07 14:14, Gregy wrote:
>> Wouldn't it be easier to just follow the guide located on the wiki?
>> There is step-by-step how to configure rdiff-backup on windows as a
>> client to linux server. Or do you want windows to be the server?
>
> Oh, righ
BTW, if i set the user shell to rdiff-backup --server... i'm not
sure how
can i logging to it "without" password prompt form Windows app.
I use plink command. There one trick you have to do if you really what
it to be unattended - you need to convert your server ssh-key to putty
format a
Wiadomość napisana w dniu 2009-05-07, o godz. 12:23, przez Gregy:
Well you could use just one key for everyone...but that would cause
security issues (one person overwriting onother one's backup) or you
could backup the files over samba..just mount smb share as a drive
letter on windows and r
Thanks, i'm looking for something like it.
Grzegorz Marszałek wrote:
>
>>
>> BTW, if i set the user shell to rdiff-backup --server... i'm not
>> sure how
>> can i logging to it "without" password prompt form Windows app.
>
> I use plink command. There one trick you have to do if you really w
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