The BackupPC system is a server-pull model. There is no such thing as a
missed backup because the server keeps the schedule. If the server is
down, the backups will run as soon as they are allowed to run (taking
into account blackout periods and minimum uptime requirements). Making
two or mo
Hey, I am currently using BackupPC at home as a test of it's ability, and I
noticed one thing - if the server is ever down, will the computer know it
has backups that should have run during the down time, and then run the
missed backups?
Thanks!
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Le vendredi 26 Août 2005 15:34, Sam Gomaa a écrit :
> Hello
>
> I installed backup pc version "Version 2.1.1" on fedora core 4,
>
> I m using an external hard drive (Maxtor on touch)
>
> And backuppc run as root
>
that is the problem, you should create a specific user named
"backuppc" and be sur
Hello
I installed backup pc version “Version 2.1.1” on fedora core 4,
I m using an external hard drive (Maxtor on touch)
And backuppc run as root
So my problem is:
every time I try to start
the backup service buy
"service backuppc
start" or "/etc/init.d/backuppc status
