On 05/11 02:46 , Joe Konecny wrote:
> I found after several days of wrestling that UseDNS now defaults to "no" in
> newer versions of openssh. This causes a from="hostname" clause in
> authorized_keys
> to reject the connection. You either have to... 1. use an ip address
> from="x.x.x.x"
> 2. s
On 05/11/2016 02:46 PM, Joe Konecny wrote:
> I found after several days of wrestling that UseDNS now defaults to "no" in
> newer versions of openssh. This causes a from="hostname" clause in
> authorized_keys
> to reject the connection. You either have to... 1. use an ip address
> from="x.x.x.x"
I found after several days of wrestling that UseDNS now defaults to "no" in
newer versions of openssh. This causes a from="hostname" clause in
authorized_keys
to reject the connection. You either have to... 1. use an ip address
from="x.x.x.x"
2. set "UseDNS yes" in sshd_config or 3. omit "from=
Les Mikesell wrote:
v3 uses its own perl implementation to be able to compare to the
compressed archived copy.. v4 uses the server's native version.
The docs for v4 say:
* A modified rsync 3.0.9, called rsync_bpc, is used on the server
side, with a C code layer that emulates all the file
I can't change the status of the post to indicate resolved, but here is what
resolved my BackupPC Windows client failure:
After making changes to the Smb.pm and Browse.pm files, I have 2 Windows
servers backing up and 4 in the process of backing up.
The only change I made was that indicated in
On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 12:47 AM, Sorin Srbu wrote:
>> From: Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[Analytical Mechanics Associates, INC.]
>>
>> Theproblem is that it replaces modern rsync with some ancient embedded
>> version. If that one thing could be "patched" I would hardly care about any
>> other changes.
No, at least by default, it uses the perl module File::RsyncP.
There is a significant advantage to this. The server can look in the
pool for the file, and avoid transferring it if it's already got the file.
Sorin Srbu wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[Analy
I'm not a perl guy, but does anyone know how embedded the perl rsync is?
Could it be replaced with the system rsync?
Gerald
On 2016-05-10 01:12 PM, Moorcroft, Mark (ARC-TS)[Analytical Mechanics
Associates, INC.] wrote:
> Personally, I have only one fundamental issue with BackuPC 3.x, that we r
Zitat von Mike Austgen :
> Mine stopped working when the backuppc server performed and auto update
> and changed the samba client.
>
> I used Ariel Sanguinetti's solution to fix it.
>
> -
> just in case this helps someone, I've to downgrade samba to 4.1.6 by
> doing:
>
> apt-get install s
