Hi,

I'm new to BackupPC and I have a few questions about it :

1) I'm using Ubuntu 6.10 x86 and I installed BackupPC via apt-get. I 
didn't had the perl configure.pl sequence, so I couldn't configure the 
path where the datas are backed up. I searched through the 
/etc/backuppc, /usr/share/backuppc and /var/lib/backuppc folders, but I 
couldn't find a way to reconfigure this path, nor the configure.pl 
(searched through the entire disk). On Ubuntu, the default save path is 
/var/lib/backuppc and I want to change it to something like /mnt/backup 
as I want to backup my files to an external drive (I know I could mount 
my drive to /var/lib/backuppc, but I don't like that)

2) Restoration through CGI-bin/tar works, but I've seen there's a 
backuppc_zcat program. But i've also seen a warning in the doc about 
it's not checking whether the file is compressed or not (mines aren't as 
far as I know). Is there a script, command or option that could allow me 
to restore a whole folder through CLI ? (getting rid of this "f" prefix 
and eventually uncompressing the files if necessary)

3) If my server running backupPC crashes and I reinstall it, will it 
recognize my old backup folder and allow me to restore /etc through the 
cgi-bin interface?

4) As I said, I'm using an external drive for my backup, but it's 
encrypted. Is there a way to tell BackupPC to open and mount my external 
drive before the backup and unmount it afterwards? (executing a script 
before and after would be sufficient)

Thanx a lot

B.

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