From: Justin G. <jgu...@gm...> - 2004-07-26 17:00:13
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> Back to your earlier issues. If you kill BackupPC then it is likely > some status information will be out of date. If you send an INT signal > to BackupPC it will try to clean up gracefully, but it might not. You > don't need to kill and restart BackupPC each time you add a host. I didn't kill the server, I hit the 'stop/dequeue backup' button on the host's summary page. Shouldn't cancelling a job remove the job's entry in the server status? > Also, you shouldn't need to delete and recreate the host directory > each time. It's sufficient to just edit that host's config.pl file > and then re-start the backup. I tried deleting the host directory only after I had problems with old backups interfering with new backups (I had changed the directory that BackupPC was set to backup on the host). I was just trying to eliminate possible sources of error. I'll try doing this again, I'm going to try installing various combinations of versions of ssh/rsync. -- Justin Guenther IT Analyst CrownAg International Inc. 250 Henderson Drive Regina, SK, Canada S4N 5P7 Tel: (306) 522-8111 Email: jus...@cr... |