Chris writes:
> I am running backuppc 2.1.1 on debian. I have a rsync server running on
> a Windows XP machine (cwRsync). The two machines are connected via a
> VPN (L2TP over IPSEC).
>
> I can use rsync directly with no problems. The transfer takes about
> four minutes. But when backuppc
doc writes:
> I am using BackupPC version 3.0.0beta3.
> I am saving machines with different OS.
> I am used to BackupPC version 2 which works perfectly. I drop a config.pl in
> the .../pc// dir and no problem.
> But with this latest "beta" version it seems like the file config.pl is not
> bein
Eduardo writes:
> I now are using a Backuppc 3.0 beta 3
>
> I use cwrsyncd from: http://www.itefix.no/phpws/index.php
>
> And show, copy an restore my spanish charts from my windows XP and 2000
> workstations without problem.
>
> install cwrsyncd, prepare the directory for upload, replace cygw
Hi,
Jason Hughes wrote:
> JW Smythe wrote:
> > Ahhh, so I'm not crazy. :)
> >
> > I posted the same thing a few days ago.
and I replied off-list that setting
> $Conf{ConfDir} = '/etc/BackupPC';
in the main config.pl probably means the config files will be put somewhere
beneath there - I ta
Hello,
I am running backuppc 2.1.1 on debian. I have a rsync server running on
a Windows XP machine (cwRsync). The two machines are connected via a
VPN (L2TP over IPSEC).
I can use rsync directly with no problems. The transfer takes about
four minutes. But when backuppc runs, the transfer
If bandwidth / space isn't too much of an issue you may want to drop the
compression down or off. That may help speed up the transfer.
Thanks
John
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To: back
For what it's worth, I started with 2.1.2pl2 stable and had per-machine
configs for each machine working fine. When I installed the 3.0.0beta3
as an upgrade OVER the existing install, it worked fine. Maybe there's
something different about the install script that differs between
upgrade and a
Ahhh, so I'm not crazy. :)
I posted the same thing a few days ago. I was trying to do a fresh
install with the beta, which made me think I was doing something
stupid. I reinstalled with the stable version and it's all working
for me now.
On 12/12/06, doc Hyde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He
Hello.
I am using BackupPC version 3.0.0beta3.
I am saving machines with different OS.
I am used to BackupPC version 2 which works perfectly. I drop a config.pl in
the .../pc// dir and no problem.
But with this latest "beta" version it seems like the file config.pl is not
being read. I modify
On 12/13 08:41 , Krsnendu dasa wrote:
> Is there any advantage to using rsync for a localhost backup, or will
> tar be just as good or better. I have heard that tar is faster than
> rsync and because there is no network traffic involved it might be
> better to minimize cpu overhead and use tar.
I
Is there any advantage to using rsync for a localhost backup, or will
tar be just as good or better. I have heard that tar is faster than
rsync and because there is no network traffic involved it might be
better to minimize cpu overhead and use tar.
Wow, verry smart!!
And yes I know all of the techniques like junction points.
I just did not put them together.
So the anwser is "not with backuppc".
But a workarround will do the trick excellent.
Thank you verry much :):)
Rgds Edo
Jason Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Dec 8, 2006, at 4:00 PM, JW Smythe wrote:
> G'afternoon everyone.
>
> I'm having a stupid problem with BackupPC and it's per-pc
> configuration. I know I've done it before at another company, but I
> don't have access to their stuff any more to see what stupid thing I'm
> doing.
>
> Thi
Only I can said that YES.
I now are using a Backuppc 3.0 beta 3
I use cwrsyncd from: http://www.itefix.no/phpws/index.php
And show, copy an restore my spanish charts from my windows XP and 2000
workstations without problem.
install cwrsyncd, prepare the directory for upload, replace cygwin1.dl
Did you try use the SAME version of rsync???
did you test a command line --progress --verbose --stats??
Did you test rsync -h ??? ;-)
regards!
On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:49:27 -0500, JW Smythe wrote
> G'evening all.
>
> Does anyone know of a good way to speed up rsyncd on a Windows machine?
>
>
scartomail wrote:
> Hy Evryone,
>
> Let say I got this in my rsyncd.conf on my windows box:
> [Foto]
> path = E:/FOTO
>
> Is there anyway to add more directory's to the path variable?
It wouldn't make much sense to do that, because multiple paths would
then need to be "merged" as a single
Hy Evryone,
Let say I got this in my rsyncd.conf on my windows box:
[Foto]
path = E:/FOTO
comment = E:\FOTO
auth users = edo
secrets file = c:/rsyncd/rsyncd.secrets
hosts allow = 10.8.0.1
strict modes = false
read only = false
list = false
Is there anyw
I got the impression that this problem may have been fixed in a newer
version of backuppc, would upgrading help?
I'll try reconfiguring backuppc to do rsyncd instead of rsync if not.
Thanks,
Jim
On 12/12/06, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 12/11 09:43 , Jim McNamara wrote
On 12/11 11:49 , JW Smythe wrote:
> I just did an scp of a 45Mb file from a server in the same location,
> to my backup machine. scp reported 935KB/s, taking 49 seconds. 0.13
> and 0.93 are a world of difference. I'm assuming there's something
> in the rsyncd configuration I could change, but
On 12/11 09:43 , Jim McNamara wrote:
> I am in the process of switching a backup from using smbclient to
> rsync, as it is taking greater than 72 hours to perform a backup. The
> backuppc is running debian stable, backuppc v 2.1.1, and the client
> machine is windows server 2003 with cygwin on it.
Craig Barratt wrote:
(...)
>> There are also filenames written for example in Russian or Greek, or
>> some other languages not covered by "cp1252".
>> In such cases, I get info that the "file has vanished", which is not
>> really true.
>>
>> Is there a setting that will cover all languages?
>>
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