We are having a problem with many of our BackupPC servers in our company
at the moment. We are running Debian Lenny and BackupPC 3.1.0. The
data volumes since we upgraded to this version have seemed to just be
filling up at a constant rate.
The web interface is saying that the pool is
My first question is how much data are you backing up?
You can use external hard drives for this nowadays and just switch out the
drives. In our setup, I have /home mapped to the external drive. We switch
out the drives weekly or so. When I do the switch, I do power off and power
on again. The
Hi,
I am using BackupPC to backup Windows computers (Win 2000, Win XP) I
have been noticing that some of the directories are not being archived.
When I browse the Backups for the missing directories I get the
following message The directory Pent24-C (C)/rastran is empty.
Backups are being
Hi,
I am using BackupPC to backup Windows computers (Win 2000, Win XP) I
have been noticing that some of the directories are not being archived.
When I browse the Backups for the missing directories I get the
following message The directory Pent24-C (C)/rastran is empty.
Backups are being
Sorin Srbu wrote:
Hi all,
I have a server that sits behind a router (server is NAT:ed) and allows
ssh connections in. That is to say, the *only* thing it allows in is ssh
connections.
Now, BackupPC uses pings to check if the machine to be backed up is alive.
Since the router in question
Joseph Holland wrote:
We are having a problem with many of our BackupPC servers in our company
at the moment. We are running Debian Lenny and BackupPC 3.1.0. The
data volumes since we upgraded to this version have seemed to just be
filling up at a constant rate.
The web interface is
# du -xsmh /var/data/backuppc/
544G/var/data/backuppc/
Joe.
On 11/02/2010 22:45, Matthias Meyer wrote:
Joseph Holland wrote:
We are having a problem with many of our BackupPC servers in our company
at the moment. We are running Debian Lenny and BackupPC 3.1.0. The
data volumes
