Since sbackup and later nssbackup and much later nsbackup has been
developed with a normal user in mind (as far as I understood) and since
it deal with backups which I consider a VERY important thing to have an
unnoticed backup failure needs to be avoided under any circumstances.
For technicians
I mean barinov2000 not Igor.
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problem occurs if nssbackup is run with the destination drive not present. It
looses the config info.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/622496
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Well,
The way it works NOW: you get error message and then you have to click
OK, plug in the missing media, reconfigure backup, run backup
only tech savvy people will put up with that.
The way it SHOULD run is: you get message informing that the media is
missing and asking you to plug it in and
Hi,
May I add something, that I stumbled on the other day. I do some of my
backups on an external disk at home. But I might at some point want to
review (and tweak) my settings while away from that disk (say, in a
spare 10 minutes in the train or so). Currently this is not possible,
since
Thank you for using nssbackup and reporting this issue.
I cannot confirm your described behavior. nssbackup works as follows:
start the configuration, plug in your external harddrive and specify a
directory on the external drive as backup destination. Save your
configuration.
When running a
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