Il 28.04.09 20:47, "Matthias Meyer" <[email protected]> ha scritto:
> With ssh you have a tunnel to a port of your local host. You can't "ping"
> this port.
> What I do is to change backuppc's ping command $Conf{PingCmd} to
> ssh -p <port> <user>@localhost whoami
> where:
> port = the port where ssh terminates ob your backuppc server
> username = an authorized user on your client
Hallo Matthias,
You are quite right in what you say, but now look at this: I *didn't* change
the default PingCmd and it still works on my client hosts! I read that pings
are successful... Thus my question was about "how" it comes that when using
SSH tunnel, it still knows that the host is online? Or better: may it be
that BackupPC simply pings "localhost" (as this is my ClientNameAlias)?
Regards,
F.
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