On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Jim McNamara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have found that rsyncd usually needs to be run with administrator rights.
> Trying to get it to run as a regular user or a system account has always
> failed for me. With your connection refused message, I suspect that rs
I have found that rsyncd usually needs to be run with administrator rights.
Trying to get it to run as a regular user or a system account has always
failed for me. With your connection refused message, I suspect that rsyncd
is not running at all. try either using nmap or telnetting to the windows
b
mark k wrote:
> You could just setup an aggressive wake up schedule, and adjust the
> black out schedule for those clients accordingly, of course it would
> fail every time the wake up schedule tried to backup that client. You
> can set it to wake up every 15 minutes if you want by doing 13.25,
> 1
What username and password you ausing? It is the default created by
backuppc or you create your own?
Make sure you record correctly the username and password of
administrator created when you install backuppc. If you did not record
it, try to run in terminal:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure backuppc
and se
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 7:56 PM, Les Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If that works, the normal method should too. I believe there are some
> versions of smbclient with bugs in command line parsing that have trouble
> with backuppc. It's been mentioned on the list but I've forgotten the
>
Curtis Vaughan wrote:
> I was wondering if there was a way to make backuppc backup laptops as the
> become available on the network.
I thought about the same procedure and as an enhancement backup Laptops
when they are connected via (Open-)VPN.
While I had not enough time to explore this in deta
You could just setup an aggressive wake up schedule, and adjust the
black out schedule for those clients accordingly, of course it would
fail every time the wake up schedule tried to backup that client. You
can set it to wake up every 15 minutes if you want by doing 13.25,
13.50, 13.75 etc...
On W
I was wondering if there was a way to make backuppc backup laptops as the
become available on the network. I don't want it to be dependent on the
user (I saw something about users starting the process themselves using
Unison).
If there is no such thing, I could of course set a schedule for when
I'm getting a message that I can't create a hard link between /backups/pc
and /backups/cpool, or something like that.
Does anyone have a suggestion on this? I did modify permissions. All files
are owned by backuppc. I'm sorry I don't have more detail about it. The
message flashes on the screen du
Christoph writes:
> > > Sent include: /[a-z]*
> > > Sent exclude: /*
> > > Sent exclude: *_DELETED
> > > Sent exclude: search.sqlite
>
> Btw: Where does this "exclude: /*" come from? I didn't define it as an
> include/exclude pattern ...
BackupPC adds that. To include just a par
I have set up a backup job that way, and split it up into 15
individual jobs, it is still a lot of files though.
I am going to try out sending a SIGSTOP and a SIGCONT to the rsync job
on the client and see if it works. If it does, I don't think that
would be very hard to incorporate into BackupPC
mark k wrote:
> Wondering if anyone one has found away to pause or suspend a backup
> job instead of stopping
>
> I am backing up several servers with large luns 750 gb to 2tb in size.
> With millions of tiny files.
>
> So everytime a new rsync job kicks off it has to rebuild the file list
> and
Wondering if anyone one has found away to pause or suspend a backup
job instead of stopping
I am backing up several servers with large luns 750 gb to 2tb in size.
With millions of tiny files.
So everytime a new rsync job kicks off it has to rebuild the file list
and the only time the backup job c
hi
i use lighttpd as server for backuppc in ubuntu 7.10 gusty
and i can't get interface web ,it couldn't accept my user and password
when i use this command tail -f /var/log/lighttpd/error.log
for having error list i got that:
2008-06-18 14:15:05: (log.c.75) server started
2008-06-18 14:16:
David Kuntadi wrote:
>>From backuppc server, I could see the windows server using "smbtree -b
> -N", and using "smbtree -b -U username%password" I could even see the
> shared folders.
>
> But when I try to backup using smb, still it was aborted due to "no file
> dump".
>
> I decided to mount wi
Hi,
I am looking at incorporating Backuppc into my home enviroment. I have 3
Windows PC and a File / Home Mail Server (Linksys Nslu2) which I would like to
backup. I am wondering if there is a Network Access Server like the Western
Digital MyBook World or Terastation etc. which can be modified
Craig Barratt schrieb:
> Christoph writes:
>
>> I try to backup a share /export/user1 containing user data starting with
>> a-f except for subdirectories ending on _DELETED. Is it possible?
>
> BackupPC takes $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} and $Conf{BackupFilesExclude} and
> converts them into rsync incl
Craig Barratt schrieb:
> Christoph writes:
>
>> I try to backup a share /export/user1 containing user data starting with
>> a-f except for subdirectories ending on _DELETED. Is it possible?
>
> BackupPC takes $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} and $Conf{BackupFilesExclude} and
> converts them into rsync incl
>From backuppc server, I could see the windows server using "smbtree -b
-N", and using "smbtree -b -U username%password" I could even see the
shared folders.
But when I try to backup using smb, still it was aborted due to "no file dump".
I decided to mount windows server share first to backuppc
Ted writes:
> I have an older version of backuppc (2.1.2?) running on an ubuntu dapper
> server. Backups on a hardy client are now failing and it looks like
> somehow the directory information is all garbled. I've attached a
> screenshot, the most recent error log and to configuration file. Any
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