-sockets --exclude /Users/owsla/Library/Caches/ /Users/owsla/
saimiri-backup::/home/backup/anagram/Users/owsla/
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Charlie Strauss wrote:
When I backup from one macintosh HFS formatted machine to another HFS
formatted machine the file names come with whacked names:
Try version 1.1.4, issues like this were addressed in that release. See:
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on OSX to backup to directories in my /Users
directory. The directories are /Users/biner/CODE and
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Here is the command I typed and the output :
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filesystems, it escapes the uppercase characters (eg,
M is replaced with ;077 so that no filename conflicts occur. Upon
restore (from the Mac backup server to the Linux server), the filenames
are unquoted and you will get .Maildir back.
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/Network to your command line. You probably don't want
to back it up (if you do, you need to be very careful when doing so).
The /Network/ folder is used for browsing shared resources on your LAN,
and in general is auto-populated by OS X.
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handles C compiler paths, flags, etc.
Try overriding it with:
CC=gcc python setup.py --librsync-dir=/usr/local install
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either in
LD_LIBRARY_PATH or the loader conf file does the trick.
Hmm, it seems Solaris doesn't have this sort of thing. Try reading this:
http://www.exim.org/pipermail/exim-users/Week-of-Mon-2002/032152.html
for more info.
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the creation date on the backup copy if the underlying
filesystem supports it.
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rdiff-backup-cdates/rdiff_backup/metadata.py
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Sun Oct 8 06:45:32 2006 1.56 GB 1.56 GB (current
mirror)
Sat Oct 7 06:45:31 2006 9.12 MB 1.57 GB
Fri Oct 6 06:45:30 2006 2.47 MB 1.57 GB
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file restore. This is what makes
rdiff-backup perfect for backing-up, say, Mac OS X machines to Linux
servers.
Best,
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on Day 1, applies the
patches on Day 2, does a backup on Day 3, and on Day 4 tries to restore
from Day 1. Maybe rdiff-backup will complain if, for example, it tries
to set a creation date but cannot find one in the Day 1 backup?
Other than that, they've tested well.
Thanks again,
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for download somewhere?
Corey,
Luckily, Dean has committed the accumulated patches to the HEAD of the
CVS tree, so no need for a separate distribution.
I'll try to post some more information on the Wiki about using
rdiff-backup on the Mac.
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Andrew Ferguson wrote:
dean gaudet wrote:
hi... i figure it can't hurt too badly if i commit patches which i've only
read and not tested. can't be worse than the current situation.
Thanks Dean!
I'll try to do some more testing with my patches -- the only possible
issue I anticipate
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Uname root
Gid 80
Gname admin
Permissions 493
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will restore from two backups BEFORE the current backup.
etc.
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the
unnecessary syscalls on platforms where it doesn't matter. The attached
patch was applied to CVS this morning.
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in version 1.1.6, which you might want to
try (or 1.1.7, actually) since it contained a few fixes to help
rdiff-backup when an SMB mount is the target.
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Andrew Price wrote:
On 09/01/07 13:41, Andrew Ferguson wrote:
From a quick glance at the source (I may have missed something obvious),
the failure to open restore.log for writing doesn't look fatal.
You could be right, from the trace below it looks like some kind of
chmod problem, sorry if I
, this is a bug in how rdiff-backup goes looking for the
current_mirror marker, in particular, it needs to quote/unquote at the
correct time.
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the extended attributes code to record the FinderInfo for
folders. This patch has been committed to CVS and will appear in 1.1.8.
So, if you're running CVS and 10.4, it should work as expected.
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rdiff-backup remotehost::/remote/path /local/path
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complete fix?
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Marc Dyksterhouse wrote:
This patch should fix --list-increments for v1.1.9:
http://www.visiwave.com/download/rdiff_backup/fs_abilities.py.3.patch
Andrew, can you add this to cvs HEAD? Thanks.
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_librsyncmodule.c:25:22: error: librsync.h: No such file or directory
Mark,
It can't find your installation of librsync. Do you have it installed? I
think there are Mac install instructions in the Wiki.
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PATH_MAX is
defined as 256, but XOpen recommends a minimum of 1024.
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and restore work for me using the CVS tree.
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X or
Linux and this attempt generates an error. I have patched this in CVS
and the fix will be in the next release of rdiff-backup.
If anyone knows of a platform that DOES support extended attributes for
sockets, let me know and I'll include a finer-grained test.
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and it worked perfectly. I think if you run rdiff-backup as root you
won't run into any problems.
Chris, rdiff-backup will adjust permissions as necessary (eg, adding 100
to Spotlight-V100 during backup), but you have to be the file's owner to
do so (or root).
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the
referent of all symlinks ),
Is it possible to have the same behaviour with rdiff-backup ?
Hi Laurent,
That behavior does not currently exist in rdiff-backup. It is on the
wish list, however:
http://wiki.rdiff-backup.org/wiki/index.php/SuggestedFeatures
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if there was some way to only backup local files and
exlude remote files (the smb mounted files).
Hi,
Did you try the --exclude-other-filesystems option?
If this is on BSD, I can send you a patch that adds an
--exclude-mount-type option.
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that
the OS ignores when the user is root.
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fixes the case you have run into.
However, if rdiff-backup is going to support root source/target
directories that are unreadable, a more extensive patch is needed to
handle --restore, --list-increments, etc.
Does anyone think this patch is on the right track? Suggestions?
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the
unstable version. Is there any reason why I should not?
The unstable version is generally quite safe. Do let us know if it fixes
your problem.
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what mount options? (rw, mand) perhaps?
I really wish I could reproduce this bug, but so far I haven't been able to.
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preserve case and a few DOS options could be the clue here.
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Mario Doering wrote:
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 10:18:48 -0400
Andrew Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have done some more reading about the Samba options. Can you run
`testparm -v /path/to/smb.conf`
This will give the output of all of the settings for the troublesome
Samba server so I can
response from ur side.
No, rdiff-backup does not follow symbolic links. It preserves them instead.
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HFS+ system.
If you install rdiff-backup on both computers and use the standard setup
(rdiff-backup /my_files backup.mycompany.com::/my_backup) then hard
linking will work.
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Frederik wrote:
On 5/19/07, Andrew Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you try:
rdiff-backup /home/user /mnt/backup/home/user
? --create-full-path should handle creating the full path of
/mnt/backup/home/user if it doesn't exist.
Yep, thought about that too, but I don't like
a default.
What version of rdiff-backup are you running? If you're using the very
latest (devel), you shouldn't need to do anything on Mac. It should
handle all of the Mac metadata by default and without complaint.
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I believe that the same thing is still happening with fifos. I have --
exclude-fifos, but still get:
This is now fixed in CVS and will be in version 1.1.11.
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an earlier bug.
Typo now fixed in CVS.
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symlinks on the target
system:
Yes, this is a known bug that was corrected in CVS.
Perhaps it's time for a new unstable release?
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a warning if it sets a file modification time
to before 1970.
The change is in CVS and will be part of 1.1.12.
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are affected by
the umask. rdiff-backup preserves both of those extra symlink attributes.
Great to hear of success with SMB!
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which it uses to restore previous
versions of files (ie, the file as it looked two days ago, three days
ago, etc.). So I'm not sure what you mean by compresses the new files.
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/test/recover/tiffs/
fails and rdiff-backup prints out:
Certainly not the most helpful error message...
Are you sure you have a backup at 2007-06-21T10:58:00 ?
What does `rdiff-backup --list-increments
192.168.242.135::/tmp/test/tiffs/` give?
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From http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/CHANGELOG-devel :
Fix for bug #19612 -- Incorrect line broke --no-compression option.
(Fix by Thiago in bug comment)
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Also, try running /sbin/ldconfig to re-cache your libraries.
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libraries or ... At any rate, it's probably not
rdiff-backup since otherwise it would give a line number and we know
cmodule.c can compile.
Can you compile other C programs with those options?
Google 'signal 11'.
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escaping the ':' on Windows.
So, I can probably fix this one, but it won't get fixed overnight. Maybe
in a week or two.
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distribute python binaries with sys.prefix set to '/usr' so that scripts
would install in /usr/bin and the libraries in '/usr/lib'.
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Current mirror: Thu Jun 21 14:20:31 2007
I doubt that the original problem is fixed, but I just committed a patch
to clean-up this display by un-quoting the increment names.
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/Cygwin, network shares, repository first
created under 1.1.x, etc.). I can test the Mac and Linux if you can't.
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not be found in Python's
site-packages directory.
See:
http://docs.python.org/inst/search-path.html#SECTION00041
for more information.
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mirror_metadata.2007-07-09T09;05801;05806+02;05800.diff.gz
Ok, this bug is now corrected in CVS.
Thank you so much for your assistance in tracking this one down. I'm
going to keep working on improving the rdiff-backup experience on Windows.
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, which rdiff-backup does when testing whether to escape DOS devices.
I sent Marc Dyksterhouse (who contributed the code) an e-mail about if
it is possible to use another file (such as con) instead.
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able to start other commands
successfully.
Well, it's clearly not in the PATH. :-)
Where did you install it? Also, when a program is invoked via SSH, the
PATH gets setup differently than when you invoke an interactive shell. I
can't remember the specific details, however.
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stream.
Were there any other messages logged from rdiff-backup? Perhaps in the
rdiff-backup-data/error_log files?
Thanks for testing 1.1.12, by the way!
Andrew
INFO: Exception 'CRC check failed' raised of class 'exceptions.IOError':
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Kevin Horton wrote:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 kwh staff 0 Apr 3 18:38 Commands*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 kwh staff 0 Apr 3 18:38 Notification*
Well, they're both 0 length, maybe that affects it?
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length for filenames or a max length for path names?
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the end with 1.1.11 to 1.1.12 and the problem will go away.
Thanks for testing 1.1.12 and I'm glad to hear the Mac and Linux systems
are doing well.
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Nathan Kinkade wrote:
2007/7/20, Andrew Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nathan Kinkade wrote:
2007/7/16, Andrew Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nathan Kinkade wrote:
Hi all. I have just recently started to use rdiff-backup and so far
have managed to get the backups working well, but today I
on both sides, then you will not
have this problem.
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/some/backup/ remote::/restore/point
Nathan,
You're not going to believe this one, but the above command is not the
command to push a restore.
You're missing the -r now part. :-)
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if it is even necessary to call lchown()
on a file before doing so, whereas rdiff-backup always calls it while
setting attributes. That could be why rsync avoids hitting this issue.
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micah wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:58:45 -0400, Andrew Ferguson wrote:
Marcelo Diotto wrote:
But i always get this error:
Exception 'too many values to unpack' raised of class
You are not using the same version of rdiff-backup on both sides.
An important change was made
on the particular setup). The next release,
1.1.13 should do a much better job. The fix is one-line if you need me
to send it to you.
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-v5 --print-statistics --exclude /usr1/code/cvs/
--exclude /usr1/code/subversion-1.2.3/ /usr1/code /usr1/backup/svn
? A command of this type works for me.
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. Now it proceeds further and finishes backup :)
SpecialFileError visiems [Errno 95] Operation not supported
Great!
When you do the restore using rdiff-backup, it will recover the symlink
from its internal metadata (that's what the 'SpecialFileError' signifies).
Andrew
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rdiff-backup is calling is the one
under which I installed it with.
Andrew
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: './Previous
Systems.localized/Previous System 1/private/var/vm/rdiff-backup.tmp.1'
How do I recover from that?
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is due to an accented character not being escaped properly. I
believe I fixed it in CVS a few days ago.
Dean, perhaps its time to spin 1.1.13?
Thanks,
Andrew
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This release fixes the AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute
'EFTYPE' bug that was caught this morning.
Thanks for testing,
Andrew
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, and rest assured
that it will not be there in 1.1.15 and 1.2.0. :-)
Thank you so much,
Andrew
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Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Previous backup seems to have failed, regressing destination now.
Regressing to Fri Aug 10 03:40:36 2007
Fatal Error: No metadata for time Fri Aug 10 03:40:36 2007 found, cannot
regress
Matt,
What does `ls rdiff
Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
Thanks for the help. The directory listing is attached. It appears the
mirror_metadata file is missing for the 10th.
Yes, the last mirror_metadata file is from 2007-08-09. I would remove
the files:
current_mirror.2007-08-11T02:01:58-04:00
situation. I also suggest testing with
some small databases to get started.
If you run into any issues, search the archives and then write to the
mailing list.
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like this:
rdiff-backup source target
it will look for, and use, the directory target/rdiff-backup-data
So yes, you can backup a directory that in turn contains another
rdiff-backup repository without any problems. (I do so regularly.)
Andrew
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