Hi,

Matthias Meyer wrote on 02.07.2007 at 21:11:52 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Did pool 
optimization work?]:
> Am Montag 02 Juli 2007 00:52 schrieb Holger Parplies:
> > Matthias Meyer wrote on 01.07.2007 at 21:53:09 [Re: [BackupPC-users] Did 
> > pool optimization work?]:
> > > After reconfiguring $TopDir to /var/lib/backuppc  instead /Backup
> > > (which I have
> >
> > ... incorrectly ...
> 
> Why that is incorectly?

obviously I don't know what you did wrong, because you didn't mention what
you did. You "reconfigured $TopDir"? Aha. "dpkg-reconfigure backuppc"? I had
thought at this point it would be dead obvious without explicit mention that
we need to know what you did in order to figure out in what way that was
wrong. Then again, you don't seem to be interested in finding out, so why
should I be?

How I know it was wrong? Because it didn't work. It should. Quite simple.

> > Wrong. /var/lib/backuppc is not even the default TopDir location.

My point being: it most obviously works for different values of TOPDIR.

> ok. Likely it is only a debian default ;-)

I know you are running Debian and you know you are. Why not admit it in the
first place? There's nothing bad about that. I run Debian too. Admitting
this and other trivial and irrelevant details will make people actually be
willing (and able) to help you. (Actually, you might as well be running
Ubuntu or HP-UX. From the tar installer, you can set TOPDIR to
/var/lib/backuppc anywhere.)

On the other side, writing "I'm running a version of BackupPC, and I
changed something. Now it doesn't work, so there's a bug in BackupPC" seems
to be asking for sarcastic comments:

> I started this thread because my backups did not have many reusable files
> found.

Fine. Now the world knows. Goal achieved. I prefer threads started by people
looking for help. They tend to be more interesting.

> Today I think that the error is not in BackupPC_link.

We agree about that much of it.

Regards,
Holger

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