Paul writes:
> I did a couple of more tests. First I removed
> /backup/backuppc/pc/shebop/config.pl, and it backed up normally (backed up
> the root filesystem, that is).
>
> Then I changed the order of $Conf{RsyncShareName}:
>
> $Conf{RsyncShareName} = [
> '/export/bedroom',
> '/',
> '/export/lildell',
> '/data/extra',
> '/data/home_videos',
> '/data/images',
> '/data/mp3s',
> ];
>
> The odd thing here is it seems to have completely skipped root. So far it's
> backed up /export/bedroom, /export/lildell, and /data/extra.
>
> Anyone have any idea(s) about this?
To understand both problems you should set $Conf{XferLogLevel} to 4.
This will write more information about what it is doing to the XferLOG
file, including the full file list received from the remote rsync.
The rsync command arguments (the . /) are correct. Only one of them
matters. You are seeing just one half of the rsync transfer - the
arguments don't exactly match the normal command-line rsync arguments.
Craig
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