Re: [Bobs-devel] missed files in backup

[Rene R. <re...@gr...>]

Hi Joe

Sorry about the delay. I didn't spot your email until a friend called me
rude for not answering.=20

I have fixed the template that creates the databases to fix the
invisible files and dirs issue. The logic in that part of bobs is a bit
twisted.=20

Please test and let me know if you still have problems. I haven't done
extensive testing, so there maybe be bugs.

I like the new make script. Very nice.=20
I would like your opinion on what you think is missing before we can do
a new release. Or what we should have in before we freeze it and spend
some time hunting down bugs.

Happy newyear=20
Ren=C3=A9


On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 23:14, Joe Zacky wrote:
> I was debugging the files that my backup misses. I created a file=20
> structure like this, mounted on /mnt/tmp with smbmount:
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>     # tree /mnt/tmp
>     /mnt/tmp
>     |-- dir1             <- missing
>     |   |-- d1file1
>     |   `-- d1file2
>     |-- dir2
>     |   |-- d2file1
>     |   `-- d2file2
>     `-- dir3
>         |-- d3file1
>         `-- d3file2    <- missing
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> The rsync script in process/cmd copies all the files to their proper=20
> location in /var/bobsdata/current. But "Browse Current" seems to=20
> consistently not show the first directory and the last file in the last=20
> directory. In this case dir1 and d3file2. I don't know if the problem is=20
> in the db files created by the php scripts in process/cmd, or the php=20
> web page that displays "Browse Current".
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> The attached tar file is the above directory structure. All the files=20
> are 0 bytes. Please try backing it up when you get a chance and let me=20
> know if you get the same results.
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> Here's the config I created to back this up:
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>     server =3D mark
>     share =3D temp
>     active =3D on
>     login =3D
>     password =3D
>     server_ip =3D
>     backup_method =3D smb
>     restore_method =3D smb
>     smb_share =3D temp
>     nfs_share =3D
>     rsync_share =3D
>     incrementals =3D 7
>     run_days =3D 0123456
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> Also, you probably saw in my recent check-ins that 'make dist' works=20
> now, so you should be able to create a 'make rpm'.
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