Keith,
I am so embarrassed... I looked one more time at the cron script and
found a typo... No reason it should not work now...
Amazing how many times I looked at it and did not see the problem.
Pete
Keith Edmunds wrote:
On 11/08/2006 4:22:37 PM +0000
Pete Dubler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
The
destination directory, server2:/backup1/data, builds and fills
directories such as /bin, /usr, /etc, /var and fills them with content
from serverA's root directory. The directories bin,usr,etc,var and so
forth do not exist in serverA:/data only under / on serverA.
This is very odd. I've been using rdiff-backup for four years or so,
currently on about 40 servers, and I've never seen it backup directories
that weren't specified on the command line. I suggest you run it with a
very verbose setting (at least 6) and save the log to a file. Put that
log on the web somewhere and post a link to it here, and I'll look at it.
Keith
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