Ed Burgstaler wrote:
I'm using CentOS 4.5 but the results here are all greek to me ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rpm -V perl
missing /usr/bin/cpan
missing /usr/bin/prove
missing /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.5/CPAN.pm
missing /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.5/CPAN/FirstTime.pm
missing
Chris writes:
I have upgraded from backupppc 3.0 to 3.1 on Redhat (RHEL 4) and
also lost my Hosts Summary...all of the other links appear to be
working. Apache logs don't seem to show an error. Anyone else
having this problem?
I ran my upgrade using perl configure.pl and pointing to my
I'm trying to set up a BackupPC server with an eye to the future so
that I can expand storage easily, so I want LVM with RAID
(unfortunately it'll have to be RAID 1, as I can't see that LVM and
software-RAID 5 work together, but that's another issue :-().
Anyway, I can't figure out from the
the default $TopDIR on ubuntu and debian is /var/lib/backuppc but is also in
/etc/backuppc/config.pl
LVM works fine on top of RAID5.
hard to suggest a partitioning scheme without knowing the # of drives and
their sizes.
i had a machine that i run backuppc on that had a 4Gb flash drive for
Angus Scott-Fleming wrote:
I'm trying to set up a BackupPC server with an eye to the future so
that I can expand storage easily, so I want LVM with RAID
(unfortunately it'll have to be RAID 1, as I can't see that LVM and
software-RAID 5 work together, but that's another issue :-().
In my readings i have read about lower compression than gzip and in practice
i have noticed that it is not much lower. it is something like a single
comrpession level lower so gzip -2 is more like it. I have run the beta
package for ZFS with gzip compression and the performance is much worse
Hi Angus,
I can answer you only some of your points
Where is __TOPDIR__ for BackupPC on Ubuntu/Debian? That's where the
backups and logs are stored now.
On Debian /var/lib/backuppc is used, should be similar in Ubuntu
Is there a recommended partitioning schema for BackupPC? What are
It seems to me that FreeBSD init.d file provided by Gabriel Rossetti (was added
in Version 3.1.0) so complicated.
I prefer to use modularity and code reuse provided by rc.d framework for
startup scripts.
File attachments: backuppc
--
Alexander Moisseev.
#!/bin/sh
#
# PROVIDE: BackupPC
#
I have upgraded from backupppc 3.0 to 3.1 on Redhat (RHEL 4) and also lost my
Hosts Summary...all of the other links appear to be working. Apache logs don't
seem to show an error. Anyone else having this problem?
I ran my upgrade using perl configure.pl and pointing to my current working
I am backing up 3 clients, one of which is the backuppc server. After
setting up the individual config files for each client, I go to the main
page of any client and click on Start full backup and nothing happens.
If I completely and manually uninstall backuppc and reinstall using
synaptic it
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