Frank,
> Aha! I'm not insane!
Definitely not.
This appears to be a bug, and I'd like to get to the bottom of it.
I suspect there is some meta data, most likely a file size, that
isn't encoded correctly.
Let's take this off list. No doubt the tar file is very large.
You should try to find the
Gerald,
> Just bumping this up a bit. Any ideas?
Have you tried rebuilding the backups file with bin/BackupPC_fixupBackupSummary?
Craig
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For the record, it appears to be the case that the corruption is specific to
the one client. I tested a tar for another Windows 7 machine that's backed
up via smb, and it was fine. Any thoughts?
2010/11/4 Frank J. Gómez
> Aha! I'm not insane!
>
> The original tar has the problem. To test it,
Aha! I'm not insane!
The original tar has the problem. To test it, I became the backuppc user
and ran:
> /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_tarCreate -t -h 62z62l1 -n -1 -s \* . >
> /tmp/test.tar
I then moved the tar over to my laptop (didn't want to expand the tar on the
server) and checked th
Just bumping this up a bit. Any ideas?
Gerald
From: "Gerald Brandt"
To: "General list for user discussion, questions and support"
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 10:06:34 AM
Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] Web Display weirdness
Restoring the backups file didn't help, so I don't know w
I tried IncrLevels setting but this didn't affect the weekly full backup
that still takes 1859 minutes!
Any hints?
Andrea
Il 14/10/2010 18.24, Tyler J. Wagner ha scritto:
> What is your IncrLevels setting? I bet you a donut that it is "1", which
> means each incremental references the last full.
also sprach Les Mikesell [2010.11.03.2156 +0100]:
> Yes, anything that is not linked by a current backup will be removed in
> the nightly runs.
I might thus want to disable that cronjob for now.
> The more subtle problem is that the corruption may
> have overwritten the contents of existing fi
