Holger writes:
> > $Conf{ConfDir} = '/etc/BackupPC';
>
> in the main config.pl probably means the config files will be put somewhere
> beneath there - I take it from Lorentz Hinrichsens message in the same
> thread that the actual location is "/etc/BackupPC/pc/$host.pl" (substitute
> the hostname
Craig Barratt wrote:
> 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
>> fou
All,
This the error message that I'm getting when trying backup my Win2k server
with Backuppc using rsyncd:
rsync: writefd_unbuffered failed to write 4092 bytes [sender]: Software
caused connection abort
Thanks,
Byron J. Trimble
Technical Specialist/Systems Administrator
407-515-8613
[EMAIL PRO
I'm running BackupPC 2.1.2pl2 under RHEL4 and I have a single server
with multiple directories that I don't want to backup, since the
directories are just linux distribution iso's or the iso's exploded. I
have a single $Conf{BackupFilesExclude} with two directories. If I put
two directories in th
I have a problem. I am looking for a way to archive hosts to our tape library
for offsite storage. However, the tape library is fully used by the horrible
backup solution, NetVault by BakBone. Unfortunately, we are unable to get rid
of NetVault and must coexist. I have to find a way to back
On 13/12/06, Eric J. Feldhusen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm running BackupPC 2.1.2pl2 under RHEL4 and I have a single server
> with multiple directories that I don't want to backup, since the
> directories are just linux distribution iso's or the iso's exploded. I
> have a single $Conf{BackupF
Ryan writes:
> Is there a way I can archive host backups in a way that has unmangled
> names without compression or tar?
Yes - you can use the archive feature, or you can write your own script
that uses BackupPC_tarCreate to create a complete, self-contained tar
archive of any backup (unmangled,
