Question #62491 on NSsbackup changed:
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phxsmiley gave more information on the question:
nssbackup started from system-administration menu. Had to enter
password.
Version 0.2-0 RC5
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Question #62491 on NSsbackup changed:
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phxsmiley gave more information on the question:
Another bit of information: I had sbackup on my system and that was
working ok.
When I first installed nssbackup, I did so by downloading and installing
New question #62529 on NSsbackup:
https://answers.launchpad.net/nssbackup/+question/62529
Wanting for more sophistication, I want to try using nssbackup in stead of
sbackup. (I've also joined the dev team to speed things up, since it all looks
very promising).
However, sbackup currently seems
Meanwhile, you may consider an alternative. You can put an 'autorun'
script on the USB stick that launches the backup. I've done that on my
external disk, but that one only runs the backup config, so I can push
'make backup now' (that was actually still using sbackup). Presumably,
you could
Question #62491 on NSsbackup changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/nssbackup/+question/62491
Status: Needs information = Open
phxsmiley gave more information on the question:
OK, I'll give that a try and let you know. Won't be able to get to it
until later today.
Thanks for your help,
Aparently this is related to suspend/hibernate. The notifications daemon
looses the connection after a certain period of time. But it is really
hard to reproduce. For me it works the most of the time. And if the
issue isn't present it is difficult to implement a fix or workaround.
Due to this
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