Andrew Ferguson wrote:
Rdiff-backup users,
Version 1.2.3 has been released for POSIX and Windows...
Thanks, I now have it working under Linux and Windows - in the latter
case with your Microsoft.VC90.zip. I look forward to the fix for
restoring individual files in Windows.
Happy New Year!
Experimenting with restoring files I have hit an error and I hope
someone can help me. Running on the local backup machine this restore
works fine:
rdiff-backup -r 0D /home/dominic-pcchips2/archives/mydocs/To Do.xlsx
~/To Do.xlsx
but when I try to restore by running from a remote Linux
Hey There,
Im trying to verify my backups but it seems like rdiff-backup isnt keeping
SHA1 data to compare my files. Either that or Im totally missing something
(entirely possible).
When I do a --verify I get the following error for what seems like every file
(the cron email I get is
On Jan 1, 2009, at 1:38 PM, Lucas Burdick wrote:
Hey There,
I’m trying to verify my backups but it seems like rdiff-backup isn’t
keeping SHA1 data to compare my files. Either that or I’m totally
missing something (entirely possible).
When I do a --verify I get the following error for
Andrew,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Im pretty sure these arent hardlinks, if Im clear on the definition of
hardlink. There are a lot of files that return the error but here is the first
one (from the mirror data):
ls -l ACCPACPL.PIF
-rwxr--rw- 1 rdiff-backup rdiff-backup 967 Dec
On Jan 1, 2009, at 3:22 PM, Lucas Burdick wrote:
ls -l ACCPACPL.PIF
-rwxr--rw- 1 rdiff-backup rdiff-backup 967 Dec 5 1998
ACCPACPL.PIF
file ACCPACPL.PIF
ACCPACPL.PIF: data
No, not a hardlink. (The 1 before the UID indicates the number of
links).
Is this file from a Windows
Sorry, I should have clarified:
The source host is a Samba server. This is data for a Windows based software
package. Would this have something to do with it? The other host, that also
has these errors, is a linux based mail server. They are just .eml files
basically, interacting with an
On Jan 1, 2009, at 3:50 PM, Lucas Burdick wrote:
Sorry, I should have clarified:
The source host is a Samba server. This is data for a Windows based
software package. Would this have something to do with it? The
other host, that also has these errors, is a linux based mail
server.
1.)Testing server started by: ssh -C host_backup rdiff-backup --server
Server OK
2.)File ACCPACPL.PIF
Type reg
Size 967
ModTime 912875522
Uid xxx
Uname source_username
Gid yyy
Gname source_groupname
Permissions 486
Looks like Im missing my digest
3.)Yes, run on
On Jan 1, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Lucas Burdick wrote:
1.)Testing server started by: ssh -C host_backup rdiff-backup --
server
Server OK
2.)File ACCPACPL.PIF
Type reg
Size 967
ModTime 912875522
Uid xxx
Uname source_username
Gid yyy
Gname source_groupname
Permissions 486
Hmm,
That may be it, because the zgrep command turns up SHA1 digests in some of the
files. Honestly, I have only been using rdiff-backup for a year, I dont think
I had any of the 1.0.x versions but I obviously did.
So there IS some SHA1 info
.do I have to blow away my whole backup and
wrote:
On Jan 1, 2009, at 5:58 AM, Dominic wrote:
Experimenting with restoring files I have hit an error and I hope
someone can help me. Running on the local backup machine this restore
works fine:
rdiff-backup -r 0D /home/dominic-pcchips2/archives/mydocs/To
Do.xlsx ~/To Do.xlsx
but when
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