Mark Phillips wrote:
> I made a few changes to the Linux machine being backed up - I stopped
> some unused processes - apache, mysql, and a couple of others, which
> freed up a fair amount of memory. Then started a new full backup. The
> backup went a little farther, but now I get a bunch of these errors all
> in the same directory -
>
> Remote[2]: file has vanished:
> "/home/katie/.mozilla/firefox/t7hd74mu.default/Cache/CF4DEE1Ed01"
> Remote[2]: file has vanished:
> "/home/katie/.mozilla/firefox/t7hd74mu.default/Cache/D
>
> so rsync has died again.
Those errors should not be fatal. That sort of thing happens all the time on
live filesystems.
> I googled the error, and the only
> recommendation I could find was not to use rsync through ssh, but just
> use rsyncd without ssh. That should work in my environment since I am
> just backing up over a :LAN, but is this the real solution? Or, should I
> just remove
>
> /home/katie/.mozilla/firefox/t7hd74mu.default/Cache/
Running over ssh is often a problem if the target is Windows with the Cygwin
version, but not under Linux.
> from the backup? Is that a common practice, to remove browser cache
> files from the backup?. BTW, no one was using the machine while the
> backup was taking place, so I am not sure why they disappeared.
There's not much point in backing up the cache directories, but they shouldn't
kill you either. Is the software on the target current with OS updates?
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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