How would I cpan install this one?
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Hi Guys
Figured this one out by my self, all I did was send the output of the init.d
script to /dev/null and backuppc was happy.
#!/bin/bash
# This script starts up alfresco after a cold backup by backuppc
/etc/init.d/alfresco start > /dev/null 2>&1
sleep 20
echo "ALFRESCO HAS STARTED"
Hi Guys
When I use $Conf{DumpPostUserCmd} to execute the following script backuppc
does not know that the script is finished running and so backuppc continues
to think the backup has not finished and eventually times out as a failed
backup.
Line from config.pl
$Conf{DumpPostUserCmd} = '$ss
On 4/5/2011 4:37 PM, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
> On 04/05 10:22 , Grégoire COUTANT wrote:
>> I can not find in the documentation the possibility of restricting
>> access to the administration.
>> It may be useful for some users to access the backup but without being
>> able to restore a serv
On 04/05 10:22 , Grégoire COUTANT wrote:
> I can not find in the documentation the possibility of restricting
> access to the administration.
> It may be useful for some users to access the backup but without being
> able to restore a server.
in /etc/backuppc/hosts there are examples like this:
Hi all,
I can not find in the documentation the possibility of restricting
access to the administration.
It may be useful for some users to access the backup but without being
able to restore a server.
Currently I use apache authentication, but it's a bit unwieldy.
Is this possible ?
Thanks
I'm deliberately top-posting to ask, did you setup everything the
"standard" way and get it working? If not, try that first and then
start changing things. The above (below) suggestion may simply be
failing due to some other setup issue, not the security issue that
concerns you. And I am not exp
Can really nobody help me out, or should I start a new subject?
Thanks
tom
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On 04/05 11:20 , Neal Becker wrote:
> Interesting. I thought that rsync is no worse than using e.g., tar in the
> case
> of nothing to compare to. Do you think rsync is actually worse (slower)?
I've seen cases where rsync was 2x-4x slower than tar, when there was no
data to compare to.
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On Tue, 2011-04-05 at 11:20 -0400, Neal Becker wrote:
> Interesting. I thought that rsync is no worse than using e.g., tar in the
> case
> of nothing to compare to. Do you think rsync is actually worse (slower)?
It probably is slightly slower, especially at start. However, if there
is little i
Matthias Meyer wrote:
> Neal Becker wrote:
>
>> Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom wrote:
>>
>>> On 04/04 07:40 , Neal Becker wrote:
Are there instructions for using backuppc for bare metal restore?
>>>
>>> Probably somewhere. It's fairly straightforward tho.
>>>
>>> Boot the bare-metal machine with
Lee A. Connell wrote at about 09:02:22 -0400 on Tuesday, April 5, 2011:
> I am having a strange issue on only one of my backed up hosts. I have 12
> consecutive days of reported good backups, but when I go to click on one
> of the backup numbers it is blank. I checked in the directory path
> wi
I am having a strange issue on only one of my backed up hosts. I have 12
consecutive days of reported good backups, but when I go to click on one
of the backup numbers it is blank. I checked in the directory path
within /var/lib/backuppc/pc/host and the directory does not show there
either. Some
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