Re: [Bobs-devel] help

[Thiruvarasu a/l M. <s98...@mm...>]

Rene,

I've managed to get rid of the php errors which i had earlier. The only
error i get now is on the left pane of the frame. This happens when i try to
browse through both the current and incremental.

Warning: Missing argument 3 for db_fetch_entries() in
/var/www/html/bobs/inc/class_db.php on line 412
No files were found in 


Thanks 



On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 03:45, Rene Rask wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 18:15, Thiruvarasu a/l Muthusamy wrote:
> > Rene,
> > 
> > I think there's something very basic that i think i'm doin wrong here. Let
> > me just run through how i installed, n tell me if there's anything wrong. I
> > just did the ./configure using root with all the default settings n did the
> > "make install". Since i'll be doin back up for samba files only i didn't
> > install nfs or rsync. Then i logged on to the admin.php and added a new
> > share with the "create backup of this server checked". After creating all
> > that i tried loggin in as the specified user and tried to browse through but
> > i'm getting the DBA errors.
> 
> I think you need to run the backup before these directories are created.
> 
> run the command "php /var/www/html/bobs/cron/backup.php" as root user.
> and move backup.php into /etc/cron.daily/ to have it run every night
> 
> The install script is not installing a file which is needed.
> 
> Edit the file <bobs-sources>/cron/check_loop and change the line:
> CMDLOOP_DIR=/mnt/tera1/backup/process
> to 
> CMDLOOP_DIR=/usr/local/share/bobsdata/current/process
> (That path should contain a file called "cmdloop")
> Copy the "check_loop" file into into
> "/usr/local/share/bobsdata/current/process/"
> 
> To start the script, insert this line into the file "/etc/crontab"
> 
> Now You'll need to make some changes to your /etc/crontab file.
> 
> 0-59/5 * * * * root /usr/local/share/bobsdata/current/process/check_loop
> &
> (Please beware of line breaks in the email. The "&" character is the
> last part of the line)
> 
> now reload the cron configuration.
> On Redhat run
> "/etc/init.d/crond reload"
> 
> This will update the configuration of cron and start the cmdloop script
> within 5 minutes.
> If you ran backup.php it will start a backup as soon as cmdloop starts.
> 
> I hope this helps.
> 
> -Rene
> I'll look into making most of this happen on installation.