Hi all:
I have an Ubuntu 8.10 system with rdiff v1.1.16 installed. Using the
recipe on the wiki:
http://wiki.rdiff-backup.org/wiki/index.php/Installations#Concurrent_installation_of_different_versions_of_rdiff-backup
and making the appropriate changes to the version number, I got an error
Craig Josh:
I've had similar experiences lately. Rdiff will crash (with CRC check
errors) but I can rsync the data just fine. I was also curious as to the
validity of the standard interpretation of 'flaky hardware' = CRC check
errors if another process (rsync - really the same process wrapped in
)
error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1
Looks like I'm still missing something. Any further ideas?
Thanks again,
~bob
Josh Nisly wrote:
You need to install the python-dev package.
JoshN
Bob Mead wrote:
Hi all:
I have an Ubuntu 8.10 system with rdiff v1.1.16 installed. Using
got it. needed librsync-dev as well. still curious as to why these two
packages weren't already installed with v1.1.16?
Thanks,
~bob
Bob Mead wrote:
Hi Josh:
Thanks for the suggestion. I installed python-dev (curious: why was
this not installed as part of the original v1.1.16 installation
for
python and librsync.
JoshN
Bob Mead wrote:
got it. needed librsync-dev as well. still curious as to why these
two packages weren't already installed with v1.1.16?
Thanks,
~bob
Bob Mead wrote:
Hi Josh:
Thanks for the suggestion. I installed python-dev (curious: why
Hello all:
I'm attempting a concurrent installation of v1.2.8 over the system
default of v1.1.16. When I run 'rdiff-backup-1.2.8 --version' it returns
'rdiff-backup 1.1.16' . I checked my script for the pythonpath and it
does point to the correct build directory for 1.2.8 and the lib and
Hi Maarten:
Thanks for your message - much to think about!
Maarten Bezemer wrote:
Hi,
Maybe a little late, but here goes.
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009, Bob Mead wrote:
The BUG locked Processor error was a long time ago and according to
an article Andrew directed me to, it was due to a problem
-statistics, you can use the fact that if the statistics were
printed, then the backup was successful, and if they were not, then
the backup failed.
Andrew
On Apr 2, 2009, at 4:31 PM, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello list:
I'm almost afraid to post this, but here goes. I have another backup
which is now
Andrew, I have re-added the -v7 options to my backup script, I will send
the output lines tomorrow after it has run tonight.
Thanks,
~bob
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
On Mar 26, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Bob Mead wrote:
IOError: CRC check failed
Hi Bob,
Yes, as Maarten said, a failing CRC
problem that Andrew described as giving a better message in newer
versions.
I hope I gave you enough pointers to work with for now. Please report
back to the list if you have any news.
Regards,
Maarten
On Thu, 26 Mar 2009, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello all:
I have a series of rdiff-backups
Hello all:
I have a series of rdiff-backups that run every day to backup 10 remote
sites and total of 14 different servers. It seems that each day, at
least one of the backups fails. I have been working at getting these to
work flawlessly for 6 months, but it seems beyond my grasp. In the last
Hello list:
I'm using rdiff v1.0.4, pushing a backup to the remote server (running
v1.0.5) using the following commands:
rdiff-backup --print-statistics --exclude '**tmp' --exclude '**mp3'
--exclude '**dat' --exclude '**exe' --include
/home/'*'/.profile/Application'*'/Qualcomm --include
.
Current versions of rdiff-backup print a helpful error message in this
situation.
Andrew
On Mar 20, 2009, at 12:43 PM, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello list:
I'm using rdiff v1.0.4, pushing a backup to the remote server
(running v1.0.5) using the following commands:
rdiff-backup --print-statistics
Hello all:
I am having troubles installing v1.0.5 on an old gnu/linux box:
when I run 'python setup.py install', I get the output (below - with
errors). I checked and python seems to be v2.44. I got the same or
similar results trying to install v1.0.4. Any ideas on what is
failing/going wrong?
Chris Wilson wrote:
Hi Bob,
On Fri, 27 Feb 2009, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello all:
I am having troubles installing v1.0.5 on an old gnu/linux box:
when I run 'python setup.py install', I get the output (below - with
errors).
...
gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -g -O2 -Wall
-Wstrict
Hello all:
Thanks to Andrew (who provided the bulk of the information), I have
posted a new entry on the rdiff wiki here:
http://wiki.rdiff-backup.org/wiki/index.php/Installations.
It details how to do concurrent installations of rdiff-backup, necessary
if you want to run multiple versions
Hello all:
Here's the problem. rdiff-backup seems to recognize there are
multiple increments available.
root@hostname:/home/restore/username/email3# rdiff-backup --list-
increments /home/backups/server/home/username/email
Found 100 increments:
email.2008-05-29T08:10:11-07:00.dir Thu May
hangs at the return prompt.
Thanks,
~bob
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
On Oct 14, 2008, at 10:52 AM, Bob Mead wrote:
Hi Andrew:
Thanks for your reply. I am aware of the incompatibility between
versions. I've got 1.0.5 running on both ends (has to be - older
Gentoo server is very fragile
also have another machine (or two) running v1.1.15 that I've
done a separate install (of v1.1.15) for the same reason. I am in a
school environment and we have limited resources for technology.
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
On Oct 13, 2008, at 5:56 PM, Bob Mead wrote:
Hello all:
I'm a noob linux
Nagel in the archives from August, with no response (that I
could find) on the IO Error.
Thanks in advance for any help!
Bob Mead
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