Adam Chlipala wrote: >Justin S. Leitgeb wrote: > > > >>At any rate, I have 100 GB of unused disk space on a linux box with a DSL >>connection -- we could set up an account for HCoop rsync and take away this >>disk activity immediately, perhaps resulting in a usable system that would >>work for at least a couple of months while we stabilize membership a bit more >>on fyodor. I don't see how this would take more than a few minutes to set up. >> >> >> >> >I'm up for this, unless there are any objections. > >
Great, I set up an account hcoop-backup on the machine foucault.phq.org. This is on a dynamic IP address with dyndns updated through my ipcop firewall. The directory /home/hcoop-backup is on a SATA RAID 1 set. Send me the public key you want to use and I'll set it up. >The main things to watch for will relate to exceeding our bandwidth >quota based on transferring too much of our hard drive to a far-off land >on a regular basis. We currently have daily, weekly, and monthly >back-ups. Perhaps we could start with that, changing the rsnapshot >configuration only to modify the destination and play it by ear to see >if this might manage to generate the ~1 TB/mo. of traffic we would need >to be in trouble? > > > Sounds reasonable... let's give it a shot. _______________________________________________ HCoop-SysAdmin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hcoop.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hcoop-sysadmin
