> hi,
>
> Client is Windows 2008R2 server. Server is SL6.3 running BackupPC 3.2.1
>
> Using the encryption that comes with Windows. When trying to backup
> those encrypted files I get access denied.
>
> using smb backup get this:
> NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED opening remote file
>
> using rsync backu
hi,
Client is Windows 2008R2 server. Server is SL6.3 running BackupPC 3.2.1
Using the encryption that comes with Windows. When trying to backup
those encrypted files I get access denied.
using smb backup get this:
NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED opening remote file
using rsync backup get this:
Remote
On 2012-12-11 16:12, Tyler J. Wagner wrote:
> On 2012-12-11 13:57, Michael Stowe wrote:
>> Let's stop right there -- you either know the backuppc password, or you
>> don't.
>
> I bet one donut that he knows the "backuppc" HTTPauth password, not the
> system user password.
Sorry, that came out less
On 2012-12-11 13:57, Michael Stowe wrote:
> Let's stop right there -- you either know the backuppc password, or you
> don't.
I bet one donut that he knows the "backuppc" HTTPauth password, not the
system user password.
Regards,
Tyler
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Andrew Mark wrote on 12/11/2012 10:20:15 AM:
> Hi all,
>
> We use MS Outlook for its calendar and contact functions; our email is
> web-based.
> It there a way to disable BackupPC from checking and warning that
> Outlook is not backed up?
> ie. stop checking the value of $Conf{EmailNotifyOldOu
Hi all,
We use MS Outlook for its calendar and contact functions; our email is
web-based.
It there a way to disable BackupPC from checking and warning that
Outlook is not backed up?
ie. stop checking the value of $Conf{EmailNotifyOldOutlookDays} or make
it infinite.
--
Cheers,
Andrew Mar
> I inherited an existing backuppc system which is working in the main but
> there are a couple of issues that I am troubleshooting. 1 is email not
> going out, so I logged on to the server and tried to run su backuppc so
> that I can manually try and send an email. But I get an authentication
>
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012, at 7:48:13 AM, Richard Shaw wrote:
> On a side note, system accounts shouldn't have shell access for
> security reasons, when I want to login as backuppc I have to use, "su
> -s /bin/bash backuppc" or something like that.
This is definitely worth emphasizing. The on
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 6:38 AM, draccusfly
wrote:
> I inherited an existing backuppc system which is working in the main but
> there are a couple of issues that I am troubleshooting. 1 is email not going
> out, so I logged on to the server and tried to run su backuppc so that I can
> manually
I inherited an existing backuppc system which is working in the main but there
are a couple of issues that I am troubleshooting. 1 is email not going out, so
I logged on to the server and tried to run su backuppc so that I can manually
try and send an email. But I get an authentication error w
On 2012-12-11 03:39, Richard Shaw wrote:
> Well after getting the system up I went in and logged in as the
> backuppc user, killed the IP from known_hosts (since it generated a
> new rsa key on install) and did a ssh-copy-id (much easier then doing
> the key exchange by hand) an voila!
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