Brendan Simon wrote:
> I want my users to have a bit more control and feedback for their backups.
>
> At the moment I have to add htpassword accounts for them on the backuppc 
> server.  Also I think all email is going to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for which 
> there is no real account).
>
> How do I get email to go to user and/or admin accounts?
> I note an EMailAdminUserName configuration setting for Admin, but what 
> about each user?
>   
EmailAdminUserName is for the admin emails, that should be you. You can 
leave it as "admin" and it will appeand "EmailUserDestDomain" or give it 
a full address.

you should configure your email domain ...
$Conf{EMailUserDestDomain} = '@yourdomain.com.au';

then emails sent to the users will go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

> Should I be using the backuppc account for the primary user (as below) 
> or is there a better way?
>
>   
You need to make each user the primary user to enable emails about 
backups to go to the end user.
> My users do NOT have real accounts on the backup server.  This is 
> intentional for admin and security reasons.
> I'd like them to be able to enter/manage their own passwords, etc, but 
> they obviously cannot ssh to the host as they do not have a real 
> account.  Is there a way of doing this ??  I'm using 2.1.2 so maybe the 
> newer 3.x.y series supports this?
>   
I'm not sure you can have each user manage their own passwords without 
being able to manipulate other users passwords, i could be wrong though. 
Tools that may help - Webmin and or Usermin. Webmin has a protected web 
directories module and you can lock down who can login and what modules 
and access they see etc.

> My /etc/backuppc/hosts file looks something like:
>
>     # Chief (Linux) - Shared Repositories.
>     chief-repo     0   backuppc    user1,user2,user3
>
>     # Chief (Linux) - User home directories.
>     chief-user1    0   backuppc    user1
>     chief-user2    0   backuppc    user2
>     chief-user3    0   backuppc    user3
>
>     # User's MSW workstations.
>     dell669        0   backuppc    user1
>     dell667        0   backuppc    user2
>     dell624        0   backuppc    user3
>
>   
change to....

dell669      0      user1    backuppc
etc...etc

Regards,

Les

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