Solved, just found /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_fixupBackupSummary
Robert
On 01.09.2010 00:19, Robert Strötgen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> during a crash I lost the file pc//backup (and backup.old). Is
> there a way to restore the file (automatically or manually from
> pc///backupInfo)?
>
> Thanks and b
Hi,
during a crash I lost the file pc//backup (and backup.old). Is
there a way to restore the file (automatically or manually from
pc///backupInfo)?
Thanks and best regards
Robert
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Ok, I tested the following and it worked. Here is what I used for others
future reference>
DumpPreUserCmd: $sshPath -q -x -l root $host /usr/sbin/hcp /dev/sda1
(/dev/sda1 is my / partition so I run hcp against that)
DumpPostUserCmd: $sshPath -q -x -l root $host /usr/sbin/hcp -r /dev/hcp1
(this sto
On 8/31/2010 12:09 PM, Josh Malone wrote:
> Farmol SPA wrote:
>> Hi list.
>>
>> I would like to ask which is the simplest yet effective way to dump
>> backuppc stuff (mainly __TOPDIR__) eg to a removable hard disk that will
>> be used in a disaster recovery scenario where the plant were destroyed
>
Farmol SPA wrote:
Hi list.
I would like to ask which is the simplest yet effective way to dump
backuppc stuff (mainly __TOPDIR__) eg to a removable hard disk that will
be used in a disaster recovery scenario where the plant were destroyed
and I need to restore data from this survivor device. Is
I am looking at using r1soft's hotcopy to enable a snapshot of the
filesystem before backuppc does it's magic. Similar to how Microsoft Volume
shadow copy works or LVM's snapshots. What I am wondering is this: Does
anyone currently use this type of setup and if so, would you mind sharing
your pre/p
Here is how I think an algorithm could work, which requires no
changes on the remote side, so it should work with the plain rsync
protocol, but likely will require some changes to rsyncp.
Let:
B be the BackupPC_dump process
P be the peer (PC to be backed up)
R b
Hi
I'm having a problem with the BackupPC web interface host summary page which
with a full list of hosts configured (24 hosts) never loads when I click on the
link. Reducing the list of hosts in /etc/Backuppc/hosts to a single host, the
page loads after a long delay (about 30 seconds). The odd