>>>>> Golden Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>>> wrote the following on Fri, 07 Oct 2005 22:30:59 -0500 > Okay, I ran the backup with -v7 verbosity, and the backup stops at this > point: > > ################################################## > Writing file object to /bkps/homes/ronnie/mydata/Last > Year/rdiff-backup.tmp.6 > ./backup-homes: line 2: 4808 Segmentation fault > ################################################## > > I tried running the backup with samba stopped, but no luck. Earlier in > the day, I wan the same backup and it stopped in the same fashion, just > with a different folder and file.
If this is repeatable, and initial backups work fine, and it always works fine with --no-compression, then it seems very likely the problem is with python's use of the zlib library on your system. rdiff-backup doesn't have much C code in it, and python code should never segfault no matter how buggy it is. So in general rdiff-backup segfaults are problems with the python implementation. -- Ben Escoto
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