Hi guys,
Sorry for the late response, have been on holiday.
Hi Bowie Bailey,
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I've added the following now;
$Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = {
'C$$' = [
'*/Desktop/*'
]
};
and still the same error;
NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED listing \Documents and Settings\*
This backup will fail
Hi guys,
It's all working now for Windows Server 2003.
The underlining issue was that the Excludes need to use \ instead of /.
After that was changed I kept re-running the backup and adding excludes to the
directories that failed and now it works (pretty long exclude list...).
The error;
Hi again guys,
Okay I see the issue, there is no such folder called Documents and
Settings User Data is in the folder Users.
Tried to create the folder, Windows doesn't let me.
Tried adding the file to the Exclude, same error
Any idea why it's even looking for Documents and Settings?
hi,
It is hidden link Microsoft included so when migrating
from XP to Vista the files moved would end up in the Documents folder.
Mark
On 9/4/2012 8:38 AM, gshergill wrote:
Hi again guys,
Okay I see the issue, there is no such folder called Documents and
Settings User
Hi Mark,
=
It is hidden link Microsoft included so when migrating
from XP to Vista the files moved would end up in the Documents folder.
Mark
On 9/4/2012 8:38 AM, gshergill wrote:
Hi again guys,
Okay I see the issue, there is no such folder called Documents and
Hi,
Good news if you got it working.
As for Documents Settings, on a windows 7 or windows 2k8 you can remove
them from the backup. They are links for backward compatibility. But you
have to backup the folder Users in exchange.
You can also simply ignore the access denied errors if you want to
Hi oragain,
==
You can also simply ignore the access denied errors if you want to only
manage one config file for windows 7 / 2k8 / 2k3 / XP. Access Denied is
not a stopping error. It is informative.
Regards,
Here is my exclude list for a windows 7 / 2k8 machine:
==
Hi oragain,
==
You can also simply ignore the access denied errors if you want to only
manage one config file for windows 7 / 2k8 / 2k3 / XP. Access Denied is
not a stopping error. It is informative.
Regards,
Here is my exclude list for a windows 7 / 2k8 machine:
==
Hi oragain,
==
You can also simply ignore the access denied errors if you want to only
manage one config file for windows 7 / 2k8 / 2k3 / XP. Access Denied is
not a stopping error. It is informative.
Regards,
Here is my exclude list for a windows 7 / 2k8 machine:
==
Hi BackupPC community,
I was wondering if there is a functionality to allow someone to back up their
box running VSphere (as an OS).
Ideally, I would run one command and it would sequentially back up every VM on
the VSphere box.
Thank you for your time.
Kind Regards,
gshergill
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 9:53 AM, gshergill
backuppc-fo...@backupcentral.com wrote:
Hi BackupPC community,
I was wondering if there is a functionality to allow someone to back up their
box running VSphere (as an OS).
Ideally, I would run one command and it would sequentially back up every VM
Hi Les Mikesell,
No, not only does it not have any special facility to deal with the VM
host (other than generic ssh commands), the large VM image files would
always have changes that would prevent backuppc's pooling from working
for them. On the other hand you could set
On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 10:43 AM, gshergill
backuppc-fo...@backupcentral.com wrote:
Hi Les Mikesell,
No, not only does it not have any special facility to deal with the VM
host (other than generic ssh commands), the large VM image files would
always have changes that
Hi Les Mikesell,
Thanks for the response, I found VMWare Script can do the functionality I
require.
Thank you for your help.
Kind Regards,
gshergill
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Hi guys,
The file keeps failing (with access denied) on the following types of files;
Windows 2008
Go to a folder and on the tab with File, Edit, View, Tools, Help do the
following;
Tools Folder Options View Hide protected operating system files
(Recommended).
Apply this, and all the
Michael Stowe mst...@chicago.us.mensa.org wrote on 09/03/2012 07:33:39
PM:
I'd recommend rsync+vshadow to get all the files, of course -- for a
bare
metal restore, if you don't recover the registry, you won't have
anything
to map to, anyway, so I'm assuming you're going to do that as well,
gshergill wrote:
I was wondering if there is a functionality to allow someone to back up their
box running VSphere
I'm running ESXi5 Free and use the GhettoVCB scripts to back up my VMs.
Maybe this will work for you as well:
http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8760
Doug
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