Hi!
One of my users every now and then manages to create files with CR
and/or LF in the name, and BackupPC is stopped dead in its tracks, as
it relies on proper line-by-line output from the rsyncp module.
For now I just hunt down the file in question, rename it and restart
the backup, but in
Searching through the email archives it seems that it is a known issue
that BackupPC will exceed the hard link count specified as a maximum.
And then I got the impression that there is a yet as unreleased
version which fixes this.
Is it possible to get this fix? Because I have hit 31999 hardlinks
Hello, list.
PC to be backed up: MS-Windows XP
BackupPC server: Ubuntu Linux.
When making tests using rsync username and password to copy some files
in command line everything went allright. My rsyncd.conf and
rsync.secret files in the Windows box are OK and files are transmitted
OK, too.
Howeve
Any news in this?
Am Dienstag, den 16.05.2006, 09:43 +0200 schrieb Peter Padberg:
> Hi,
> the restore function via webtool is again not working:
>
> 1) I generate 3 restore commands via webtool from 1 host into queue.
> 2) Backuppc execute only the first restore command and delete the other
> 2 f
Any news in this?
Am Dienstag, den 16.05.2006, 09:45 +0200 schrieb Peter Padberg:
> Hi,
> when I try to restore with webtool, there comes a message:
>
> Restore requested to host xxx.com, backup #31, by backuppc from
> 83.218.48.xxx
> Reply from server was: ok: requested restore of
> providercont
> On 07/11 08:17 , ken wrote:
>> I use qmail on fedora. I would like to be able to use a
>> username/password
>> to send mail and I cannot find where you would enter the password in
>> backuppc, or if it is possible. Any ideas?
>
> AFAICT, you're misunderstanding how mail works on Unix.
>
> Back
Hi All,
I'm trying to set up rsyncd to work on a MacBook Pro (Tiger/10.4.7),
rsync v 2.6.3. I have gotten it to work fine via rsync with shared
ssh keys on another Powerbook, but the rsyncd version is more
attractive because of the rsyncd.secrets file (no need to set up
another user or to req
On 07/11 08:17 , ken wrote:
> I use qmail on fedora. I would like to be able to use a username/password
> to send mail and I cannot find where you would enter the password in
> backuppc, or if it is possible. Any ideas?
AFAICT, you're misunderstanding how mail works on Unix.
Backuppc calls som
Craig Barratt wrote:
> The decimal value 757955594 is the first four bytes of the unexpected
> text or error from the remote machine. In hex it is 2D2D7C0A or
> "--|\r". Does your .cshrc or ssh login sequence emit this string?
>
> This text should appear in ascii after "bad version". I'm surpris
Ken Gregoire wrote:
>> I use qmail on CentOS and I have no problems using the default setup.
>> Qmail has a sendmail interface, so it should just work.
>
> Where do you enter the password for the email account in backuppc?
You don't. BackupPC just calls the sendmail binary directly. The
default
> Ken Gregoire wrote:
>
Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email
system)
where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and
would
like backuppc to send email notific
Ken Gregoire wrote:
>>> Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email
>>> system)
>>> where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
>>> notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and
>>> would
>>> like backuppc to send email notifications
> On 07/10 01:28 , Ken Gregoire wrote:
>> Is there a way to setup backuppc to use a different MTA (email system)
>> where it has to provide a url, username and password to send email
>> notifications. I don't have sendmail on the backuppc system and would
>> like backuppc to send email notificati
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