Sounds reasonable... What did you do about the attrib file? I noticed
there is a file called 'attrib' in each of the pool directories with some
binary data in it.
"Rich Rauenzahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gene Horodecki wrote:
>
>>
>>>
>>>I had that problem as well.. so I uhh.. well, I fiddled with the
>>>backupdirectory on the backuppc server and moved them around so that
>>>backuppcwouldn't see I had moved them remotely.. Not something I would
>>>exactlyrecommend doing... although it worked.</pre>
>>>
>>
>>Great suggestions.. It's too late for me now because the backup
(shouldbe)
>>95% complete.. but I will remember that for next time.Tell me, are the
>>directories in the pc/<hostname> path just regulardirectories that have
the
>>letter 'f' prepended to them? Did you have toreorganize every layer of
>>backups in existance to match, or just one layer?I'll do this next
>>time.</pre>
>>
>
>So if I moved, say, /var/www to /home/www, I first made a full backup
>before the move. Then I moved the www directory on the remote host, then
>went to the backuppc server and moved fwww from /fvar/fwww to /fhome/fwww
>within that latest backup tree. Then I did another full. I think that's
>what I did anyway... =-)
>
>Rich
>
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