On Sat, May 13, 2017 at 5:56 PM, Robert Katz <bobk...@digido.com> wrote:
> Guys
>
> I installed backuppc into my Fedora 26 using, simply "dnf install BackupPC"
>
> I found that the main files have been placed in /etc/BackupPC/
>
> So I started working my way through editing config.pl (after making a
> backup, of course). At some point I learned that it is not a good idea to
> change the topdir location without adding some kind of symbolic link
> (which I did not want to do) or re-running configure.pl (the install
> script).
>
You can use a symbolic link or bind in /etc/fstab. It's not a good idea to
change it because Fedora runs with SELinux enabled by default and there are
specific policies applied for the package to allow BackupPC to work. If you
really can't use /var/lib/backuppc as the backup directory you'll have to
disable SELinux.
So I searched for configure.pl and could not find it anywhere on my
> system. Maybe it's no longer necessary? But rerunning the install says
> "nothing to do" so I guess configure.pl is still necessary.
configure.pl will not be available because the package comes
pre-configured, configure.pl will not run outside of the full source
archive.
Richard
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