On 14/06/16 10:19, G Jones wrote:
I have Backuppc running on a CentOS7 machine with CentOS 6.x and 7
clients. Initially, I had all of the machines using the same xfer
settings (rsync) by just using the default config.pl
<http://config.pl>. What I noticed is that when I run a single full
backup of one host, all three hosts are backed up instead of just one.
Additionally, when the backup completes all three of them have
identical sizes. I'm excluding /dev, /proc, and /mnt on those
machines, but I also notice that even though I didn't explicitly call
out /home to be excluded, the backup grabs the folder /home but
refuses to grab any of the files or subdirectories contained within. I
have just created individual configs for the three machines I have
even though they're all doing the same thing. I wiped out the old
backups but, once again, when I kick off a full backup of one host it
does a full on all three of them.
Anywhere in the config that I should be looking? I'll post up anything
needed, I just need to get this running properly.
Yes, you should look in the logs and the configs.
Oh right, in order for us to help you, we will need to look at your logs
and configs, so please include those when requesting assistance.
I'm not sure how you could manage to backup multiple hosts, but the
configs/logs will help answer that....
Regards,
Adam
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