----- "Sylvain Viart - Gmail" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 10/03/2010 17:39, Gerald Brandt
>
> > Why not using the Precommand to
> >
> > # stop the backup violently
> > /etc/init.d/backuppc stop
> >
> > # extract every hosts
> > for host in /etc/backuppc/hosts
> > extract the last backup for $host | ssh to_secondary_backup
> > /local/image/$host
> > done
> >
>
Isn't this essentially what archive does?
> Hum, may be.
> I need to read more about this topic.
>
> I've written the script which do what I've described above.
> This is somewhat non trivial and require ssh action on each server.
> But I try not to stop the backup now.
>
> Your suggestion about archive may be very attractive, if I can setup
> something equivalent. :-)
>
> Form the doc :
>
Starting an Archive
>
> [...] You will see a list of previous archives and a summary on each. By
> clicking the ``Start Archive'' button you are presented with the list of
> hosts and the approximate backup size. Select the hosts you wish to archive
> and press the ``Archive Selected Hosts'' button.
>
> I just have to know 'where' the archive will be created.
> For my purpose they need to be on the secondary backup server.
>
> If someone want to see the script and the config trick, I can post it
> somewhere.
>
> Regards,
> Sylvain.
>
You can specify where the archive is saved when you create an archive host, and
again when you start an archive process.
--
Sylvain Viart.
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