Hi,
I have a question about corrupted backup.
Which value of "$Conf{RsyncCsumCacheVerifyProb}" is better (with your
experience) ? By default it's 0.01.
I have a full about 300GB, by a 5Mb network.
Thanks for your ex
, the 2 on Wednesday, the 3 on Thursday, (0 on
Friday) and the 4th on Monday. Suddenly it's bad.
Do you understand ?
Thanks.
Innop.
2010/8/27 B. Alexander
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> They are for me. I use rsync and my FullKeepCnt is set to:
>
> $Conf{FullKeepCnt} = [ 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1 ] ;
>
> Which
Hello,
Is it that incremental level are useful with rsync backup ?
Thanks a lot.
Innop
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Hi,
I have used the script created by Luis Paulo for create another which list
files changed on the last backup of all clients. With a crontab and sendmail
you can use that for send a report per day (for example). It might interest
some people ...
Thanks Luis.
Innop.
> De : "Luis Paulo
Are you sure for --inplace ? Is that upload will be there not bigger?
*--inplace* This option changes how rsync transfers a file when its data
needs to be updated: instead of the default method of creating a new copy of
the file and moving it into place when it is complete, rsync instead writes
the
Thanks for you response.
I think for me, the best solution is 1,2,3,4 for Incremental Levels (if I
have no problem with backup). I will test it.
And what do you think of my method ?
Thanks.
2010/7/1 Saturn2888
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> I would do successive incrementals, but only if the same exact files aren't
> c
Hello,
I require your opinion about my method.
I want to backup 500 GB of data from another company. Approximately 5 GB of
data are changed daily.
We have a VPN 2Mbit/s (approximately 200 KB/s) between the two companies.
I have a computer (50GB, 256MBytes RAM) and an Ethernet hard disk (1 TB).
I
