From: Carl W. S. <ch...@re...> - 2006-02-01 15:21:55
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On 01/31 02:25 , da...@on... wrote: > Is there any way to schedule a backup at a particular hour daily? the tool for that is BackupPC_serverMesg, and you can run it out of cron. Here's what I have in my notes, which includes a message from Craig, I think. >>> BackupPC_serverMesg is used to send a message to the running server, telling it to start a backup of a given host. This is the preferred method of starting off a backup at a definite time, called out of a cron job or the like. > To start a backup using BackupPC_serverMesg: > > /usr/local/BackupPC/bin/BackupPC_serverMesg HOST HOSTIP USER INCR > > where > > - HOST is the client name to backup > > - HOSTIP is the IP address if DHCP, or otherwise just the host name > > - USER is the user name requesting the backup > > - INCR = 1 for incremental and 0 for full. > > This just emulates what the CGI script does. >>> -- Carl Soderstrom Systems Administrator Real-Time Enterprises www.real-time.com |