Thanks again!
Again, I do not know why this changed. Removed the entry on the host and
let the default settings settle in.
Thanks!
/KNEBB
Am 26.11.23 um 13:51 schrieb jbk:
On 11/26/23 05:30, Christian Völker wrote:
> Hi, > > thanks for pointins this out. I do not remember having set this
On 11/26/23 05:30, Christian Völker wrote:
Hi, > > thanks for pointins this out. I do not remember having
set this > manually on all hosts. It was set globally
anyways so I removed these > entries from all clients. > >
And I have only a username for this single host (as it is
MacOS and >
Hi,
thanks for pointins this out. I do not remember having set this manually
on all hosts. It was set globally anyways so I removed these entries
from all clients.
And I have only a username for this single host (as it is MacOS and does
not know "root" as the others do).
Meanwhile I have
On 11/14/23 14:09, Christian Völker wrote:
Hi,
I have BackupPC 4.x running on a Debian system. Works like
a champ since years now.
One of my clients is an Apple Mac with current up-to-date
MacOS. rsync is installed:
username@macos Documents % rsync --version
rsync version 2.6.9 protocol
On 11/15/23 05:26, Christian Völker wrote:
Hi,
yes, the latest full backup shows files which have been
deleted months ago. At the time of backing up the client
they did not exist on the client!
For testing I did a new "full" backup.
It has the same old files in it :\
So I created a new
Beyond the safety precaution you mentioned, rsync doesn't delete files
at all unless your RsyncArgs include "--delete". There have been a few
previous people mailing the list who didn't have --delete in there, so I
wonder whether that might be the problem here.
On 11/15/23 12:42, Guillermo
>
> For testing I did a new "full" backup.
> It has the same old files in it :\
>
If you check the full log of that backup, does it shows any error or
anything suspicious? I had that kind of things happen sporadically when
there is a reading error on the client side, and rsync disables deletions
Hi,
yes, the latest full backup shows files which have been deleted months
ago. At the time of backing up the client they did not exist on the client!
For testing I did a new "full" backup.
It has the same old files in it :\
So I created a new host (by IP instead of name), copied the
Are you saying that your full backup, 666, contains files that *were*
not in your local directory at the time of the backup?
On 2023-11-14 11:09, Christian Völker via BackupPC-users wrote:
Hi,
I have BackupPC 4.x running on a Debian system. Works like a champ
since years now.
One of my
