any help -- if I have the time, I might create a 1.0.0 ebuild
myself.
Yeah, I already did it, piece of cake. I like Gentoo :-) But I'm just a little
surprised that they are behind Fedora (even FC2) in updates.
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/rpath.py, line 669,
in __init__
else: self.setdata()
File /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/rdiff_backup/rpath.py, line 693,
in setdata
self.data = self.conn.C.make_file_dict(self.path)
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an option to
display how many inodes/bytes it had processed so far... just hook in
where the file-statistics file is written...
Yeah.
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get all the time, even at default verbosity. I'm using 1.0.0 on
some hosts, 1.0.3 on others.
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I'd probably do that then, as long as I can handle rdiff-backup's exclude
lists and get the same results as it does. I don't need to hold the whole
file list in memory, just the total file and byte counts.
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found the Box Backup restore cumbersome?
I'd like to work on improving it.
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/mirror_metadata.2006-03-19T12:27:23Z.snapshot.gz',
mode 'wb' at 0xb798aec0 -0x48656f94 ignored
I've tried --check-destination-dir already and it completed without
errors, but I still can't back up to it.
Any ideas?
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but there are no associated files.
In fact, I get so many of these, that the report email is 6.9 MB!
Please, can anyone help me to fix this problem to stop the warnings?
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myself. Can anyone help, or tell me what more information I need to
provide to fix this?
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Hi all,
On the machine where the disk filled up, I'm now getting the following
errors every time I run a particular backup:
[...]
The problem seems
for details.
The server (dropbear) does not support arcfour.
Then try OpenSSH instead? :-)
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the original destination directory (not the rsync copy) report?
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uncompress/unencrypt half the archive on average, which can be a lot of
data, and makes restores very slow as well.
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over backing up that directory using rsync.
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will probably happen and
corrupt your repository one day.
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something which tells me which backup failed, and which logfile to check.
This ignores the minor errors, but more major ones result in the
appropriate warning.
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Hi Will,
My /proc/ folder is empty on FreeBSD.
Try this:
kldload procfs
mount -t procfs procfs /proc
Or:
kill -0 $OTHERPID
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/fstab. This always worked for me on new
FreeBSD installations, so I don't know why it's not working for you.
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that the missing file
should only have caused a warning, but then rdiff-backup tries to access
it and fails, which causes it to die.
I could touch the missing file, but does anyone have a better idea?
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Or you could enforce that all files for a particular project have the same
group (of the project) on the client before uploading, with chmod -R.
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to be careful to ensure that they are created with sane permissions.
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permissions.
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have no SHA1 digests at all.
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. This is what you do _on the client_ when the
server is NOT on port 22:
What I normally do is edit /etc/ssh/ssh_config to set the default port for
the specified remote host:
Host xxx.yyy.com
Port
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way each time (without the find command). It will do what you
want.
Hope that helps.
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Hi Brandon,
On Sat, 1 Sep 2007, Chris Wilson wrote:
I am simulating the non-changed files by excluding dir2 from my
processing. I only want to update the rdiff-backup tree for changed
files based on mtime to avoid the processing and I/O caused by
comparing all files' signatures.
I think
directory) to the location that they will end up in the new repository, so
that rdiff-backup will find the existing files where it expects them, and
rsync them instead of just deleting and re-uploading them.
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checksums locally) and just
upload the changed blocks that way. But I don't think rdiff-backup will
help you to do that, sorry.
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might not save much by deleting
intermediate increments anyway (probably only the size of the metadata
files, which can be a few megabytes per increment).
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with two copies of all the data on
the remote server, but at least it does work and appears to save
bandwidth.
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recovery situations where I have had to boot
from a recovery CD that didn't have rdiff-backup on it.
I do like rdiff-backup and I use it extensively, but these are things that
I wish for that would make it even better.
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PYTHONPATH=/home/ibsd/.../lib/python (or wherever rdiff_backup/Main.py is
located under your home) and then runs rdiff-backup?
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with Box Backup, and I'm planning to do the same.
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Hi Greg,
On Tue, 26 Aug 2008, Chris Wilson wrote:
Not sure how the ECC is priced, but EBS includes per i/o pricing.
Would that be a lot for a rdiff-backup backend server?
http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sc_fe_c_1_3435361_1?ie=UTF8node=689343011no=3435361me=A36L942TSJ2AJA
$0.50 per GB
-10-05T12:21:41-07:00.diff.gz
local-dir/file
Try with the -r option, and if it doesn't work, post the error message
that you get.
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-13T15;05814;05855-05;05800.snapshot.gz
There should be a parameter to -r in these commands, e.g. -r now.
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, due to (1) compressed metadata and (2) incremental
patches to metadata.
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-backup website (rdiff-backup.nongnu.org) and build from source on
each computer.
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hole to me!
It is a big hole - in truecrypt.
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, however.
Andrew, if I strace this process it's doing a LOT of futex calls for no
apparent reason (no threads or sub processes involved). I imagine it could
be sped up by at least ten times by removing these. Worth investigating?
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the command line to run rdiff-backup manually. That's all a batch
file is, a series of commands to run.
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file, so it can restore
using numeric or named UIDs. I guess that using named UIDs in the
repository instead of numeric ones is a bug.
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Hi Francisco,
On Wed, 25 Feb 2009, Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso wrote:
Chris Wilson escribió:
You need to use --preserve-numerical-ids on the restore command to
restore with the correct ownership.
That does not work neither:
fmmar...@durruti:~$ ls -la test
total 8
drwxr-xr-x 2 fmmarzoa
/include/python2.4 -c cmodule.c -o
build/temp.linux-i686-2.4/cmodule.o
cmodule.c:24:20: error: Python.h: No such file or directory
You need to install the python-dev or python-devel package.
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/releases/feisty/, or change your apt config
to use http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/.
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restore it. Same for /proc, /sys, etc.
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it is an improvement, or wish
to suggest a better version?
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/mnt/backup/path/to/file
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/win32. Try
making two backups to different destinations. It will probably work better
in the long run anyway. Or install rdiff-backup using cygwin python.
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and backup with --force next time, which removes all older increments
but does avoid the need to re-transfer all the data.
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and backup with --force next time, which removes all older
increments but does avoid the need to re-transfer all the data.
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.x?
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, or to not
reset the timestamp when it writes to the file, because you probably
can't change the timestamp in the VSS snapshot, it being a snapshot and
hence read-only.
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see absolutely no value in backing up sockets, so I recommend you use
the --exclude-sockets option instead.
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(for which ZFS is the only
option that I know of).
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versions, then I'm afraid you
need a different tool. Perhaps dirvish?
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out more specific patterns, such as /var/log, so that you
don't get caught out when your important documents and virtual machine
images aren't backed up because your applications are modifying them all
the time.
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rdiff-backup-users
Hi all,
I have done bare metal restores with duplicity (same author, different tech).
My previous job used this as the main emergency recovery mechanism. I believe
that rdiff-backup would work just as well. You'll need to sort the comms
between client and server (e.g. Ssh keys and firewalls),
It's also possible that rdiff-backup on the server is using too much memory
(or space on /tmp, if that's a ramdisk), causing the system to swap to
death. You could run vmstat on the server during the backup, and when it
freezes, look at the recent statistics (the last few lines before it froze).
Hi Reio,
You need to delete files from the destination that have been removed from
the source, especially the current_mirror file.
Use rsync with --delete to do that.
Thanks, Chris.
On Thu, 23 Dec 2021 at 11:24, Reio Remma via Any discussion of rdiff-backup
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm migrating
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