Due to the fact that one of my real machines runs FreeBSD and the
others run Debian GNU/Linux, they need different tar commands.
Is there any better means of dealing with the differing tars than
making a symlink /bin/gtar to /bin/tar on the Debian machines?
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is problem, as flexbackup can
only be run once at any one time.
If it is indeed too large, I will probably need to divide the job, and
that will need some way to delay the next part until the first part is
finished. If there is another cause, though, I hope it will be simple
enough to fix.
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k purposes.)
Of course, I could try putting flexbackup on it too, to generate the
data. I will work on that plan and also see whether I could do something
similar with my partner's Windows box. It does have cygwin on it but I
am having trouble accessing it by smb.
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1 kB/s
It would seem, therefore, that it doesn't like having find called by
flexbackup.
Is there a way round this or do I need to find another way to do the
whole job? I can't mount the drive over the network because it gives
ERRnomem when I try to mount any share from the Windows box.
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How would I specify that I want to prune anything containing "Temporary
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rtition in there be the right way to make the next
incremental backup the same level as the failed one?
(I actually had such a failure this week - a Windows box crashed during
an incremental backup, with no data written.)
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There is a p7zip wrapper on my system. This can be used as a
substitute for bzip2 with tar.
Assuming I make sure it is on all of my systems, can I specify it as a
compress program for flexbackup to use with tar?
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e used in place of compress.
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> Well, it won't work when specified, nor when used as bzip2 (rejects -9
> switch) but can be used in place of compress.
It is also useless with large amounts.
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How do I make this work? Finding out why it doesn't may help but I
cannot see how to enable more output from ssh in flexbackup.
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ect - and it works also when I
run flexbackup manually.
The problem I face is, you cannot increase the verbosity of ssh as
called by flexbackup - if I could do that I could see more about why
it is failing.
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clue was also that, if I directly logged in as root, it prompted
for the password!
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is known, it would
save me having to work my way through it.
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Is it possible for flexbackup to include the hostname in the filename
when backing up a local filesystem? I run flexbackup on two different
machines and have to do some renaming before copying content over to
the first machine from the second.
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tape drive is
remote, but can it do the same when the backup is to a directory?
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It is important that the Windows box releases the
directory soon after stopping using it, without user intervention.
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, I guess, would be to put the backup box on both sides.
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0 backup take a very long time.
I am therefore wondering what should be excluded/pruned from the
backup, as things currently stand.
What are the best exclude/prune settings for this scenario?
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any new version.
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