Hi all, I have 3 windows 7 computers scheduled to perform an rdiff-backup over ssh to a microcore linux server each day at 6pm. Backups are triggered on all 3 computers at 6pm by windows task scheduler each day. I'm using volume shadowing to create a snapshot of my files, which is needed for open outlook pst files.Here's an example.rdiff-backup --force -v3 --print-statistics B:/Users/%username% tc@10.1.1.150::/mnt/hda1/rdiffbackup.repositorys/%username%@%computername%
Win 7 PC (A) backup is under 1 gb and works each day. Takes about a minute.Win 7 PC (B) backup is under 2 gb and works each day. Takes about two minutes.Win 7 PC (C) backup is 45 gb and takes more than 12 hours to complete. I ran the backup last night at 6pm and it was still running this morning at 11am. I cancelled the backup, and ended up with a corrupted backup. Is this to do with SSH slowing down the process ? I hope to find a solution to this problem, as another system I'd like to use rdiff-backup on has over 250gb of data to check. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks,Remus.
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