Backuppc does a hash over some portion of the file contents
and uses that as the name in the pool directory (cpool if
compression is on but the hash is for the uncompressed data).
If this name doesn't exist, it is created as a link to the
inode of the new file in a backup. If it does,
Hello list.
Is it possible to extract the value of the *effectively transferred
data* in a backup session?
Thanks in advance,
Flavio Boniforti
PIRAMIDE INFORMATICA SAGL
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Hy everybody!
Does anybody know something more on this subject? Really nobody has a
clue?
I'm trying to understand how that items sum up together, but still fail
with the #Files sum!
Thanks,
F.
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From: Boniforti Flavio [mailto:fla...@piramide.ch]
Sent: Thursday,
I am looking at installing backuppc. I have one server that contains a
mirror (RAID 1) drive. This device (/dev/md0) contains a series of
directories that are the mount point for several 'disk-less' clients
(nfs mount point). Across these directories is a great deal of
duplication (OS
Skip Guenter wrote:
I am looking at installing backuppc. I have one server that contains a
mirror (RAID 1) drive. This device (/dev/md0) contains a series of
directories that are the mount point for several 'disk-less' clients
(nfs mount point). Across these directories is a great deal of
Hi,
Skip Guenter wrote on 2009-05-12 10:31:27 -0500 [[BackupPC-users] Pre-Install
Question on pooling]:
[...]
will pooling be in effect for the multitude of duplicates across these
directories all on the same machine (from that servers perspective)?
yes. Same content, same pool file,
Hello,
I've got a client I'm backing up via rsync (BackupPC v3.1). I recently
added a very large directory to the filesystem I'm backing up, which
has many hundred thousand files inside it. I don't need to backup this
directory, so I've added a BackupFilesExclude entry (i.e., /home/
Thanx much! This is the answer I was hoping for.
Skip
On Tue, 2009-05-12 at 11:23 -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:
Skip Guenter wrote:
I am looking at installing backuppc. I have one server that contains a
mirror (RAID 1) drive. This device (/dev/md0) contains a series of
directories
Ian,
I have a similar question. I'm using rsync for transfer and need to
exclude a few windows directories such as system volume. I added the
path to the directory as rsync sees it on the other end
"/mnt/windows/system volume information" but it doesn't get excluded.
I see a permission denied
Oblivion, did running a full backup fix the performance issue?
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 12:49 PM, oblivian n...@3056.net wrote:
Thanks Adam, Holger and Mark.
Sometimes the obvious is too obvious... well, for some at least.
=/
Oblivian
mark k wrote:
I believe this has to do with
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