- Randy Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would personally recommend using rsyncd rather than rsync over ssh to avoid
> this issue (rsyncd uses its own authentication system, and can be run
> in a chrooted environment). Also, be aware that rsyncd does not encrypt
> the traffic over the
On Sunday 07 January 2007 10:53, Bradley Alexander wrote:
> With the default installation method, you are supposed to create an ssh key
> for root on each of the client machines, and one for the backuppc user on
> the server. Unfortunately, the ideal way to create the key would be to use
> a passwo
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out a way to secure my backuppc installation. I'm running
it on a Debian box. The server and most of the clients are running
Debian/unstable, with one running Debian/testing and I will probably convert my
laptop from Debian/unstable to Ubuntu.
With the default installa
