On 16 September 2010 05:51, Charles E Johnson Sr
cejohnso...@cableone.net wrote:
What is the URL to the web interface? I read through the docs, searched
the archives even tried Google, but didn't see it anywhere.
Thanx,
Ed
if you set it up correct its /BackupPC_Admin.
Am 16.09.2010 um 07:20 schrieb Charles E Johnson Sr cejohnso...@cableone.net:
What is the URL to the web interface? I read through the docs, searched
the archives even tried Google, but didn't see it anywhere.
Thanx,
Ed
On 16 September 2010 08:00, Michael MH. Heel m...@heel-data.de wrote:
if you set it up correct its /BackupPC_Admin.
Am 16.09.2010 um 07:20 schrieb Charles E Johnson Sr
cejohnso...@cableone.net:
What is the URL to the web interface? I read through the docs, searched
the archives even
On 9/16/10 2:36 AM, Timothy Omer wrote:
Alias /BackupPC/images/usr/share/BackupPC/html/
ScriptAlias /BackupPC
/usr/share/BackupPC/sbin/BackupPC_Admin
fyi - im running CentOS 5 and installed from YUM
The location actually depends on how the program was
On centos i would install from the tarball from backuppc website cause the
centos test repos. has an older version.
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Hello.
When browsing backups in the webinterface german special characters like
(ü,ä,ö) are not showing correctly (�beld�bel.test).
when i restore this file i get the right filename downloaed (übeldübel.test).
the rest oft he webinterface shows this character correctly. Also the filename
is
I have a fairly large (171 hosts) backup environment that seems to
be using rather more disk than it should.
GUI says: Pool is 3055.59GB comprising 7361233 files and 4369
directories (as of 9/16 01:33),
df says:
FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/local-backups
Allen allen.stowe at rogers.com writes:
Try touch .hushlogin in the users home to suppress MOTD and other stuff.
I appreciate the suggestion, but the banner poping up isn't the actual motd,
though I put that in the subject to quickly give peope the right idea. I did
try creating a .hushlogin
Jon Craig cannedspam.cant at gmail.com writes:
If you want the benefits of rsync then you must live with its limitations.
This is not a limitation of rsync. I specifically said rsync (C binary) works
just fine. The Perl::File::RSyncP doesn't seem to be ignoring the junk, and
waiting for the
Hi -
I have been looking at network transfer speeds and comparing them to the
rates reported for full backups.
The full backups use rsync, server is a Mac Xserve, client is an Ubuntu
Hardy machine. This is NOT the first backup of the machine. This machine is
also using checksum caching.
The
RC wrote at about 21:08:32 + on Thursday, September 16, 2010:
Jon Craig cannedspam.cant at gmail.com writes:
I mean your living with SCO (SCO really, are you serious??!).
Plenty of large companies have legacy SCO systems they need to keep around.
An
attitude like yours is a
On 9/16/10 7:27 PM, Daniel Sperka wrote:
If, on the other hand, I assume that rsync is doing file comparisons on both
ends and transferring files as needed (i.e. those which are different than
those
in the pool, or which are new), then the actual amount of data transferred is
less than the
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