Matt writes:
> I have in my status page:
>
> # 23 pending backup requests from last scheduled wakeup,
> # 1 pending user backup requests,
> # 1 pending command requests,
>
> The 23 pending requests are a full nightly run which seems to have been
> hung by a single host.
>
> The 1 pending user r
Michael Mansour wrote:
I'm wondering why the full backups numbered 2 are not going back
down to 1 to free up some space on the server?
In the glbal Schedule, I have the following:
FullPeriod: 6.97
FullKeepCnt: 1
FullKeepCntMin: 1
FullAgeMax: 7
and it's my understanding that backuppc should cy
> I had about 250GB of real files (over 400GB in the virtual pool). I never had
> any disk corruption.
In my case it didn't show up until i had about 4T in the virtual pool, with
about 350GB of real files.
I also noticed somewhere along the line that i had LOTS of identical
small files from som
Hi,
Thank you for a great reply! The disks will most likely reside inside a
cabinet, and some of the full backups will probably be stored on tape
too. I have seen that you can choose to "export" files from one backup
archive to a zip file, and if you do so i guess you can just unzip it
and do a m
In the message dated: Tue, 20 Mar 2007 21:09:49 EDT,
The pithy ruminations from Dan Pritts on
<[BackupPC-users] WARNING regarding using solaris with UFS as your backuppc ser
ver> were:
=> Hi all -
=>
=> I've been running solaris 10 as my backuppc server for quite a while
=> now.
I ran BackupPC
Hi all,
This problem doesn't seem to follow my understanding of the config...
I have in my status page:
# 23 pending backup requests from last scheduled wakeup,
# 1 pending user backup requests,
# 1 pending command requests,
The 23 pending requests are a full nightly run which seems to have bee
when doing a backup using rsyncd I recive this error:
Connected to 192.0.0.98:873, remote version 29
Error connecting to module home at 192.0.0.98:873: chdir failed
Got fatal error during xfer (chdir failed)
Backup aborted (chdir failed)
both server and client are Linux (ubuntu); I have read some
