On Tue, 2007-11-13 at 21:25 +0100, Frans Pop wrote:
On Tuesday 13 November 2007, Yves Claus wrote:
*Starting backuppc: perl: ldap-nss.c:1374: do_init: l'assertion
cfg-ldc_uris[__session.ls_current_uri] != ((void *)0) * a échoué. (In
English = it doesn't work!)
I've seen this myself -
Hello
I've been using backuppc to backup several hosts in a lan. Most of
them are backep up with rsync+ssh using root access. Now I am backing
up a host which is also connected to the Internet, and which does not
accept direct root access through ssh.
I looked at some alternatives and ended up
i would really consider NOT addowing root login on ssh without a
password. HUGE security hole. instead, use a shared key so that you
can get no-password logins for machines you provide a key for. much
much safer!
On Nov 14, 2007 5:13 AM, Rodrigo Real [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I've
dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi
i would really consider NOT addowing root login on ssh without a
password. HUGE security hole. instead, use a shared key so that you
can get no-password logins for machines you provide a key for. much
much safer!
I guess that you lost the point here, the
Just to say that I have now solved this, the $Conf{RsyncdUserName} is
set within the server config file rather than on a per host basis, does
make sense now I see it.
Thanks for the couple of people who responded with suggestions.
Ta
John
John Moorhouse wrote:
Not sure what I'm missing but
Hi there.. I just did my first big backup with backuppc and to be honest
the results were alittle dissapointing.. It's taken 6 hours now at
approximately 80% CPU to back up my 70Gb photo archive. Does this sound
about right? My entire system is around 240Gb.. at this point I doubt I
could do it
Hello,
I have setup an XP client to backup over the web to my debian/stable/backuppc
server.
It is connected through OpenVPN and I am using rsync(cygwin) to backup.
After trouble shouting for a long time I found the problem(unfortunatly not the
solution).
When the client is connected by
On Nov 14, 2007, at 11:41 AM, Michael Barrow wrote:
On Nov 14, 2007, at 10:19 AM, Gene Horodecki wrote:
Hi there.. I just did my first big backup with backuppc and to be
honest the results were alittle dissapointing.. It's taken 6 hours
now at approximately 80% CPU to back up my 70Gb
John writes:
What it does not seem to do is give me an option to set
$Conf{RsyncdUserName} = 'backup';
This is a CGI editor bug in 3.0.0 that is fixed in 3.1.0beta.
Craig
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Interesting point you make about rsyncd vs. smb transfer rates. I would
have never guessed smb to be better at anything. I'm still going rsyncd on
everything, since it's better at dealing with in-use files, etc. It just
seems rsyncd is all around more robust.
It would be nice if the
actually, i would consider it some level of bug that SMB can beat
rsync in certain tasks in backuppc.
In reality, the only point at which rsync would be any slower than SMB
would be during the initial scan for changed files, which SMB wouldnt
be doing and would rely on the program that is doing
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