Nick Smith wrote:
> Wow, that looks pretty impressive! I would like to try something like
> that out at my site.
> I had a couple questions.
>
> Where are the variables defined? aka $user $host $3 etc?
> Are they internal backuppc variables already defined or do i need to
> do that somewhere?
>
> t
Wow, that looks pretty impressive! I would like to try something like
that out at my site.
I had a couple questions.
Where are the variables defined? aka $user $host $3 etc?
Are they internal backuppc variables already defined or do i need to
do that somewhere?
thanks for the help, and thanks for
Madcha wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> But how write this command, for send an email to $host? or $user?
>
>
Here is one way to do it, maybe not the most elegant but it works. Use
it as a guide and improve on it. I set this up ages ago for a client,
never tweaked it since then.
These will send a note be
Thanks,
But how write this command, for send an email to $host? or $user?
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Regis wrote:
> I would like backuppc send an email to $host and or $user, to notify
> when a full backup being to start
>
> I know it's by "DumpPreUserCmd", but anyone can help me to write it?
You can use the mail command. Something like this:
/bin/echo "This is the message" | /bin/mai
Hi,
I would like backuppc send an email to $host and or $user, to notify when a
full backup being to start
I know it's by "DumpPreUserCmd", but anyone can help me to write it?
Thanks by advance.
Regis.
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