Hello all,
I have spent all day trying to get BackupPC's web interface to work,
but have not succeeded. I have completed all of the installation
instructions and I have installed BackupPC 2.1.2pl1 on a CentOS 4.3
machine. However this machine is also running the Plesk 8 control
panel.
Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
Mine are (as stated in the docs):
-rwsr-x--- 2 backuppc apache 3894 Apr 20 15:29 BackupPC_Admin
By the way, the docs list the permissions as
-swxr-x---1 __BACKUPPCUSER__ web 82406 Jun 17 22:58
__CGIDIR__/BackupPC_Admin
I think that should be
-rwsr-x---
Ed Pascoe wrote:
Firstly stay away from mod_perl where possible because its VERY
painful to get setup. Next make sure you get some kind of useful
response (ie. no perl errors) if you run the cgi command by hand. Eg.:
./BackupPC_Admin.cgi
I do when as user root or apache. However, when I
Les Mikesell wrote:
Does the running httpd retain the apache group? Maybe you
need to change the group to psaserv. If you aren't in the right
group you can't execute this.
I added user backuppc to the psaserv group:
$ groups backuppc
backuppc : backuppc psaserv
I chowned BackupPC_Admin to
Les Mikesell wrote:
-r-sr-x--- 1 backuppc psaserv 3912 Jun 7 11:48 BackupPC_Admin
I can execute this as user backuppc, apache and root, but still it's
not working when I access it through a browser. I'm slowly starting
to go nuts from this...
Is there a more informative error in the
Les Mikesell wrote:
Maybe the Plesk way of doing things would be to change the backuppc
user (and ownership of everything related) to match the
lemonbitbackup user that Plesk created. Is this supposed to be
something that saves you time...?
Security software, like suexec, is almost
Les Mikesell wrote:
I'm guessing here, but I'd expect re-installing
backuppc with the user plesk wants to force (or carefully changing
ownership and the startup scripts) and removing the setuid mode
would work.
I'll try messing with it some more. Maybe I should indeed just use
the user
I wrote earlier:
Les Mikesell wrote:
I'm guessing here, but I'd expect re-installing
backuppc with the user plesk wants to force (or carefully changing
ownership and the startup scripts) and removing the setuid mode
would work.
I'll try messing with it some more. Maybe I should indeed
Randall Barlow wrote:
Sorry for the post - as fate would have it I resolved the issue just
minutes after posting it. It turns out that I had only attempted to
connect to remotehost.remotedomain as I was testing how well the
ssh key
pair worked, but backuppc was just trying to connect to
Travis Fraser wrote:
What version of rsync are you using? Later versions need --devices
changed to -D in $Conf{RsyncArgs}.
My test client has rsync 2.6.8. I changed that and it seems my first
backup is finally rolling in. Where would I have missed that in the
documentation?
Thanks a lot,
Hello Peter,
Hey, It may be too late for this because it looks like
you already got things working using Plesk. Not sure
if you ran across this in your search, but a while
back I wrote some docs for setting up backuppc using
suexec *instead* of sperl, which allows you to avoid
all those
Travis Fraser wrote:
What version of rsync are you using? Later versions need --devices
changed to -D in $Conf{RsyncArgs}.
I guess I need to change this for $Conf{RsyncRestoreArgs} as well?
Nils Breunese.
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Hi,
I'm getting this error for one of my hosts. I found the nightly run
hadn't succesfully backed up this host but when I ran the incremental
again I got the error again:
Got fatal error during xfer (aborted by signal=PIPE)
Any idea what could be wrong?
Nils.
Mark Coetser wrote:
es this sorted out my problem too, I have one last question about the
archive host. Is it possible to schedule the archives? I would like
to do a
daily archive, so someone will change the tapes daily and I just
need the
system to run the archive host automatically at
Mark Wass wrote:
What are the setting in the config.pl file I need to set if I want
to backup a single file.
I'm using Rsync and I only want to backup the /etc/temp.ini file
You want to use BackupPC to backup a single file? Wow.
Nils.
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support
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 via a standard
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
I wrote:
I wrote:
I'm getting this error for one of my hosts. I found the nightly run
hadn't succesfully backed up this host but when I ran the incremental
again I got the error again:
Got fatal error during xfer (aborted by signal=PIPE)
Any idea what could be wrong?
I started the
Gabriel Menini wrote:
The fix is probably to use -D instead of --devices. This was changed
in 2.1.2pl2 and has been mentioned on this list quite a lot of times.
Nils Breunese.
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Vikram Ambrose wrote:
there is a famous jazz musician called Nils, any relation?
I don't think so. Nils is a pretty common name in Scandinavia
(although I'm not from Scandinavia).
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Arlequín wrote:
On 17/07/2006 19:50, Nils Breunese (Lemonbit Internet) wrote:
Gabriel Menini wrote:
The fix is probably to use -D instead of --devices. This was changed
in 2.1.2pl2 and has been mentioned on this list quite a lot of
times.
Nils Breunese.
Thanks, Nils
Should have
Arlequín wrote:
On 17/07/2006 19:50, Nils Breunese (Lemonbit Internet) wrote:
Gabriel Menini wrote:
The fix is probably to use -D instead of --devices. This was changed
in 2.1.2pl2 and has been mentioned on this list quite a lot of
times.
Nils Breunese.
Thanks, Nils
Should have
Bill Hudacek wrote:
Fedora Core and Yum is a great system for automatically updating your
system. but only when you can trust it. This is the first time it's
really and truly failed me - and it's been a disaster. No software
distributed - and installed
- globally, via automatic 'push'
Ken wrote:
Anyone having problems with File-RsyncP-0.62? It won't install
with cpan.
Linux: 2.6.17-1.2142_FC4
Perl: perl-5.8.6-24
I use Dag's yum repository (http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/) and
then just use 'yum install perl-File-RsyncP'. Dag has a lot (if not
all) perl modules
Op 26-aug-2006, om 16:47 heeft Jonas Stare het volgende geschreven:
The problem I have (had) is that the wlan nat's the clients and you
can
not get any connection to them. But a friend of mine poited out that I
could make them connect via vpn (pptp) to the network and set up the
firewall to
Les Mikesell wrote:
When I access the cgi interface this appears in the log of apache:
[Sat Sep 09 15:09:13 2006] [error] Can't locate Apache/Response.pm
in @INC
Does gentoo have another package containing that?
On my CentOS machines Apache/Response.pm is part of the mod_perl
package
Hendrik Friedel wrote:
On my CentOS machines Apache/Response.pm is part of the mod_perl
package (/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.5/i386-linux-thread-multi/
Apache/Response.pm). Can locate Apache/Response.pm on your system?
Maybe on Gentoo you need to add the path to @INC manually somehow?
Hendrik Friedel wrote:
I emerged backuppc, Apache, perl and mod_perl.
You might want to file a bug against the backuppc emerge package then...
Nils Breunese.
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Hendrik Friedel wrote:
Obviously, it is also possible to use backuppc withoud mod_perl.
Fine with
me, but that also does not work, as setuid is not installed on this
machine.
Just install perl-setuid (I don't know the exact Gentoo name).
Thus, something must be messed up with the
Hello all,
I have a BackupPC 2.1.2pl2 server (installed from the .tar.gz on the
site) backing up a number of of other servers to a second drive,
which has been working just fine for a while now. Now I want to also
backup the backup server itself, but of course I have to exclude the
Casper Thomsen wrote:
On Sun, 1 Oct 2006, Nils Breunese (Lemonbit Internet) wrote:
Should I just manually create the __TOPDIR__/pc/hostname/
directory (which does not exist yet of course), create a config.pl
inside it and then add the host to the /mnt/backup/backuppc/conf/
hosts file
ck wrote:
Thanks a lot for the advice. I'll check out CentOS for sure. I've
heard
it mentioned a lot, but never looked into it for my purposes.
There's even a K12LTSP version that's based on CentOS instead of
Fedora. Check the 'EL' directories at ftp://k12linux.mesd.k12.or.us/
Byron Trimble wrote:
I'm getting the following error when trying access BackupPC_Admin:
Error: Unable to read config.pl or language strings!!
Note: $ENV{REMOTE_USER} is not set, which could mean there is an
installation problem. BackupPC_Admin expects Apache to authenticate
the user
and
Byron Trimble wrote:
I'm using Apache 2.2.3 and I can't get mod_perl to work.
You don't need mod_perl for BackupPC to work, using mod_perl only
speeds up using the web interface. You do need to setup
authentication though. Scroll past the mod_perl instructions in step
8 and continue
Les Mikesell wrote:
On Fri, 2006-11-03 at 08:21, Byron Trimble wrote:
When I try to restart BackupPC, I get this message:
Starting BackupPC: -bash: /opt/backuppc/bin/BackupPC: /bin/perl: bad
interpreter: No such file or directory
Breunese (Lemonbit) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 10:05 AM
To: backuppc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] BackupPC Errors
Les Mikesell wrote:
On Fri, 2006-11-03 at 08:21, Byron Trimble wrote:
When I try to restart BackupPC, I get this message
Op 6-nov-2006, om 17:07 heeft Michel het volgende geschreven:
I have two linux box to backup. For example, server 1 with Apache
where
I want to backup /srv/website/htdocs/ and /etc/httpd_conf/
directories,
server 2 with Mysql where I want to backup /var/lib/mysql directory.
I don't
Rodrigo Real wrote:
I was wondering if someone knows a repository for Ubuntu which has
the required upgrade to File::Rsync perl module. The latest in
Dapper/Edgy is 0.52 while the required is 0.64.
I had a similar problem with Debian a few months ago and I made a
package for myself, I guess
William McInnis wrote:
i get this error when i do rsync
Contents of file /backup//pc/clients/XferLOG.bad, modified
2006-11-13 15:39:14
full backup started for directory www
Running: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -l root
clients /usr/bin/rsync --server --sender --numeric-ids --perms --
owner
Lluís Forns wrote:
despite having
$Conf{ArchiveComp} = 'gzip';
$Conf{CompressLevel} = 1;
in my config.pl; backuppc don't compress any file (I see it using the
CGI); do I need to set anything else?
Do you have Compress:Zlib installed?
From the comments in the config.pl file:
# Note:
Nicholas Hall wrote:
On 12/1/06, Byron Trimble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I received this error meesage last night when my backups ran:
backup failed (aborted by signal=PIPE)
Could anyone tell me what this means.
Byron, perhaps you should post your rsyncd.conf on your Window's
box and
louie aguilos wrote:
got this problem backing up a linux box. ssh was configured already
but still got this error.
Running: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -l root 192.168.6.50 /usr/bin/rsync --
server --sender --numeric-ids --perms --owner --group --devices --
links --times --block-size=2048
Krsnendu dasa wrote:
Can someone help me with this error.
I have fixed permissions to allow web interface to work and to access
log files from the web interface, but I still get the above error.
Are you sure the backuppc service is running?
Nils Breunese.
Jesse Proudman wrote:
Fourth, Any one know a better way to backup Virtuozzo besides using
rsync?
Virtuozzo has its own backup tools apparently:
http://kb.swsoft.com/article_199_1244_en.html
Nils.
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Tino Schwarze wrote:
I found an article on an article somewhere online that I should
add the
BackupPC user to the sudoers file, see the /etc/sudoers file below
for the
syntax I used:
IIRC, this is only for local backup via rsync.
I think that article was talking about using another user
Tom Nats wrote:
Here is my command line:
Running: /usr/bin/ssh -q -x -l root t10 /usr/bin/rsync --server --
sender
--numeric-ids --perms --owner --group -D --links --times
--block-size=2048 --recursive --ignore-times . /home/tn/testbackup/
The server rsync version: rsync version 2.6.4
Timothy J. Massey wrote:
Won't the frequent reformatting et al. wear out your hard drives
pretty fast?
How is a couple of formats going to wear out a drive? I did not go
into
further detail, but now I will:
snip
There were *so* many more problems in the article you linked than the
fact
Hello all,
I think this post by Holger is a pretty good explanation of the
differences between the backup types and transfer methods available
in BackupPC. Maybe this information could be reworked for inclusion
in the BackupPC documentation?
Nils Breunese.
Holger Parplies wrote:
Hi,
Filipe wrote:
I've followed a guide and I used apt-get install... when installing
backuppc 2.1.1
and now what should I do?!
there's version 3 also out :o
You could contact the maintainer and ask if an update is in the works
or maybe use Debian's Bug Tracker. I'm pretty sure you can also
Joe Skop wrote:
first thanks for this fine program. I discover it by HowToForge
yesterday, and I prepare and install immediatly.
My first question is: exaclty, when the backup are made? In which
time? I can't find this information, maybe somewere in config but I'm
sure I read fine it. I would
Arch Willingham wrote:
Machine 1 - If I go to http://linuxmachine1/backuppc/ I get a web
page that says
snip
You're looking at the dir where BackupPC stores it's css and
graphics. You're probably looking for the BackupPC_Admin web
interface instead, which you probably installed
Arch Willingham wrote:
I don't know that much about LinuxI have only been using it for
about a year and have never used anything but Fedora. I just
figured that the selinux thing was not used in all the flavor??
No, not all distributions use SELinux. I know Fedora and Red Hat
George Avrunin wrote:
I'm running BackupPC on Fedora Core 6. I'm not at the BackuPC server
right now (and can't even get to the web interface from here), but
as I
recall the only problems were with the cgi script. In FC 5 and 6,
you can
modify the SELinux policy from a GUI (System --
Hello,
I'm in the process of installing BackupPC 3.0.0 (I was running 2.1.3,
but I wanted to do a FHS install) and found in the fresh /etc/
BackupPC/config.pl the following:
No other backups can run while BackupPC_nightly is running.
That's no longer true, right? Also, Copyright (C)
Ed Burgstaler wrote:
Does anyone know how I can install the required Par2 on a Centos
4.4 system running BackupPC 3.0.0?
Is there an RPM available?
I'm getting the error:
Error: No save due to errors
Error: ParPath must be a valid executable path
I'm running BackupPC 3.0.0 on CentOS 4.4, I
Frederic Bastien wrote:
I'm looking for my personal back-up. 2-3 computers at most. Do I
need to
install Apache to use the BackupPC software or can I use it directly?
Please see the requirements section of the documentation: http://
backuppc.sourceforge.net/faq/BackupPC.html#requirements
Magnus Larsson wrote:
I am trying to use an USB harddisk to store the backups (pool).
This is
a Western Digital drive, and I am having problems formatting it to
ext3.
So: is it possible to have the pool as a FAT32-system? It seems from
the documentation that is ought to be ext3 or
Hello,
I recently upgraded to BackupPC 3 and although the idea of being able
to run the nightly jobs, the trashClean job and dump jobs all at the
same time is nice it seems it's a bit too much for our server (load =
10 at the moment). Can I make backup runs and nightly jobs mutually
Tino Schwarze wrote:
I just wanted to report that my upgrade to 3.0 (from 2.1.1) worked
without a glitch! And backups are significantly faster, too! It now
backups all 21 servers each night while 2.1.1 only accomplished about
12 to 15.
Sadly I'm seeing the opposite: most backups are failing
Jason Hughes wrote:
Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) wrote:
Any ideas on how we can reduce the load? More/less nightly jobs?
Less concurrent backups? Other tips? We used to backup 15 servers
onto one BackupPC server, but now almost all of our backups are
failing and the load is through the roof
John Pettitt wrote:
The #1 way to bring the load down if you haven't already done it is
to mount the pool filesystem with noatime - BackupPC does a lot
of reading files and if you have access time stamping enabled there
are lots of writes to update the access time stamp. Remove that
Les Mikesell wrote:
Sadly I'm seeing the opposite: most backups are failing (aborted
by signal=PIPE / Child exited prematurely) and they especially
seem to be failing when the nightly/trashClean jobs are also
running (which wasn't possible under 2.1). Under 2.1 everything
worked just
Les Mikesell wrote:
You are probably short on RAM when you add in the nightly run.
Tuning down the number of concurrent backups might help. That
probably shouldn't be higher than the number of processors in the
server anyway unless you have some low-bandwidth connections to
handle.
Ludovic Gele wrote:
I've frshly installed backuppc on debian stable server and I want
to change the
data directory. It is on /var/lib/backuppc by default, and I want
to put it on
/srv/backuppc.
I've look the doc, the configuration file, and I think I'd
understood that this
question
Les Mikesell wrote:
Apologies for the relatively long email, but I figure it's better to
give too much information than not enough. I've run into a bit of
difficulty backing up a large directory tree that has me not being
able to do a successful backup in over a month now. I'm attempting to
Les Mikesell wrote:
Although the ALRM and PIPE signals are probably technically
correct it might be clearer to use different terms/explanations in
the interface. I have the feeling not everyone understands these
signals.
man signal
will show all the possibilities. SIGPIPE isn't very
Hello,
The documentation shows I can use ranges to specify the
WakeupSchedule. However, when I enter 1, 8..23 in the GUI editor I
get an error. Not even 8..23 is accepted. It should be right? I put
int 1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
for now, which works
Ludovic Gele wrote:
I've install backuppcpc on debian stable, and I would like to
change the data
directory location. I've try dpkg-reconfigure backuppc, and read the
/etc/backuppc/config.pl, but I've found nothing. I think I (maybe)
can do a
symbolic link, but I'm not sure that's a clean
Boris Ratak wrote:
I'm new to BackupPC and I have a few questions about it :
1) I'm using Ubuntu 6.10 x86 and I installed BackupPC via apt-get. I
didn't had the perl configure.pl sequence, so I couldn't configure the
path where the datas are backed up. I searched through the
/etc/backuppc,
Guy Malacrida wrote:
Thanks for that but as per Backuppc' instructions this would
increase drastically the storage space up to when the full circle
is achieved and the non-compressed files are deleted from the pool.
That is why the program recommends disabling the backup, change the
Guy Malacrida wrote:
And now to add insult to injury, I get this error message: Can't
find compress::zlib
I think I'll start another thread on this one!
If you followed the installation instructions you should have come
across the Requirements section [0] which tells you to install a
Filipe Silva wrote:
I have updated from 2.1.1 deb package, to 3.0.0 tar.gz
Why the is no index.cgi in the source cgi-bin dir? I found out that
my index.cgi is the same from the 2.1.1 package...
There is no index.cgi in the source distribution, that was something
added by the Debian
Leslie Brooks wrote:
I have just installed BackupPC v3.0.0 on Fedora 6.
Everything seems to have gone cleanly, and
configure.pl copied lots of GIFs, a few PNGs, and a
couple of style sheets into /var/www/html. However,
there is no file named 'index.html'. From the little
that I know about
Edo wrote:
I have been using backuppc 2.x for some time now.
As I am setting up a new serve I would like to use the latest
release of backuppc, 3.0.
I have tried to google with what's new backuppc 3.0.
Unfortunatly I could not find a good anwser.
The backuppc site just shows some different
Paul Fox wrote:
Gregor Schmid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anything special to consider when upgrading from 2.1 to 3.0?
I found very little on the net and in the docs, I guess that implies
that configure.pl is working just fine.
it works very well. for those of us not fluent in perl,
Alex Schaft wrote:
I'm getting an error backing up users' data. Below the error log:
Error reading file \Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft
\Outlook\Outlook.pst : NT_STATUS_FILE_LOCK_CONFLICT
Didn't get entire file. size=2186036224, nread=0
NT_STATUS_SHARING_VIOLATION opening remote
nilesh vaghela wrote:
Can we run some extra command before starting the backup??
Like
#find / *.doc | xargs rsync ... something
Anybody tried please let me know.
Check out http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/faq/
BackupPC.html#item__conf_dumppreusercmd_
Nils Breunese.
mattkelly wrote:
I have installed BackupPC 3.0 and have been successful when using
smb to
back Windows boxes up. However, I have not been able to install
File-RsyncP-0.68 in order to use rsync with some linux boxes.
Right now
I only have version 0.52. I have looked everywhere and not
Mark Clarke wrote:
This showed that the backupc gave a seqmentation fault when backing
up a
a file under /sys. We simple added sys to the excluded directories
and
everything is working now. I hope this helps others.
Yes, you don't want to backup /sys. Another one I always exclude on
Alessandro Ferrari wrote:
How can I shutdown BackupPc Server after backup?
Do I have to set DumpPostUserCmd variable?
If you're backing up only one host you could try that, but why would
you want to shutdown the server after running one backup? The
BackupPC service is meant to be left
B Wooster wrote:
Still struggling to get permissions and usernames sorted out, so
hoping someone already using BackupPC can help out.
Is this tool appropriate to build a private remote-backup service
that can be offered to friends and family?
So, on my Linux server, I would like to run
Matthew Washburn wrote:
I have a situation here. I installed and upgraded BackupPC 7 and 3
months ago, repectively, and have since rarely touched the thing. I
know when I did the upgrade I did something with the pool
directories. If my memory serves me correctly I believe I moved them
Maikel Punie schreef:
i'm running backuppc for around 7 servers, this is all working perfectly
but the webinterface is verry slow, it sometimes takes up to 5 minuts to
open up the webinterface.
So now i was thinking, maybe it would be good to host the webinterface
on a different host
Maikel Punie wrote:
I don't know if it'll be much faster though. What is the typical load on
your BackupPC server?
Well almost 24/24 its between 4 and 8
That's pretty high. Is this server only doing backups? What transfer
method are you using?
Nils Breunese.
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Murtuza Dholkawala wrote:
I was just wandering how would i give access to particular host to
restore its contents by itself.
See the last part of
http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/faq/BackupPC.html#step_4__setting_up_the_hosts_file.
Nils Breunese.
Randy Barlow wrote:
Tony Shadwick wrote:
We need to get this worked out though. To be this close to having a
proper installer and stuck on this silly detailtsk. :P
Yes sir :) I prefer not to install things outside of my packager :)
I also prefer not to install software from source,
James Pulver wrote:
I tried following the source directions, but many of the dependencies
are not available for RHEL4 via yum... Has anyone build an RPM for this
install? Does anyone happen to have step by step install instructions
for RHEL4?
I run BackupPC 3 on CentOS 4 (practically
Thomas Nygreen wrote:
Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom skrev:
Have you tried debugging by running BackupPC_dump by hand?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:$ /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_dump -f -v
host.domain.tld
Now I have, and by doing so found the problem. It looked like it did
it's job just fine
Guy Malacrida wrote:
I am a very happy user of BackupPC, backing up two home Windows PC
(XP+Vista), one Ubuntu desktop and one Kubuntu laptop.
From the WinXP machine I backup (220GB) I'd like to archive only
the music and images representing some 40/50GB still manageable on
DVDs.
Is there
Ralf Gross wrote:
CORNU Frédéric schrieb:
As stated in the README.Debian, I tried to move my DATADIR to
a remote location : A Windows machine wich sees its content
backed up daily by corporate backup system. I created a
backuppc folder on the samba share and made a
Stian Jordet wrote:
First, I can't get it to work at all:
cat /etc/apt/sources.list|tar -cf test.tar
tar: Cowardly refusing to create an empty archive
Try `tar --help' or `tar --usage' for more information.
If you check 'tar --help' you'll see this is not correct usage of
tar. Don't use
Alessandro Ferrari wrote:
I am sorry but the above link doesn't run.
That's not the link Craig mailed. It's https://bugzilla.samba.org/
show_bug.cgi?id=563.
I try to update smbclient form 3.0.7 to 3.0.25a, so I will
write to
mailinglist if I solve this problem.
Since the bug
Randy Barlow wrote:
Brian Butler wrote:
I have other web applications running on this server, i.e.,
SquirrelMail, SugarCRM, etc., so it would be difficult to running
as a
user other than apache.
Hi Brian,
My approach to this problem is to just run a separate instance of
Apache
Brian Butler wrote:
I'd also like to use CGI instead of mod_perl, but I been unable to
get it
configured. Creating another instance of Apache is okay, but I
thing it
would add additional load to the system--not knowing much more
about this.
Could you offer steps to configure it using
Arron Cox wrote:
I just installed Backuppc 3.0 for the first time. I was using
Backuppc 2.1 and decide to try out the newer version. I'm having a
few problems that hopefully someone can please help me with.
I have an Ubuntu Feisty server setup that is running Backuppc 3.0.
I installed
Arron Cox wrote:
Is hard link the same as symbolic link?
No. There are two types of links that you can create using the ln
command: hard and symbolic (soft) links. See 'man ln'.
I already setup a symbolic link to the NTFS drive and it works fine.
That's because the link is not on the
Bruno Zuber wrote:
I have installed backuppc 2.1.2pl1 on debian etch.
Currently i backup 7 servers, on 5 servers all works fine but:
On two server i got the following xferlog:
tarExtract: .
tarExtract: : checksum error at
tarExtract: Can't open
Szabolcs Szakacsits wrote:
NTFS won't work. BackupPC needs a file system that supports hard
links.
NTFS and ntfs-3g supports hard links.
man ntfs-3g:
ntfs-3g is an NTFS driver, which can create, remove, rename, move
files, directories, hard links, and streams; ...
Stefan Degen wrote:
/var/lib/backuppc has its own harddisk. The problem is, that the
harddisk is full and there is no LVM or RAID.
So is it possible to change the harddisk like this (without to
lose the backups)?
1. stop backuppc
2. Install the new harddisk and set the mountpoint
to
Stefan Degen wrote:
Nils Breunese (Lemonbit) [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
P.S. You could also just start over and keep the old disk
around for emergency...
This is a quite good idea. If there is an emergency, i only need
to change the harddisk again? Backuppc will not be angy
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