Re: [Bobs-devel] Help please

[Joe Z. <jz...@at...>]

You should see a copy of the actual files that were backed up. For 
example, I am backing up a samba share named 'msworksdocs' on a computer 
named 'mark'. In this listing, you can see 3 of the files that were 
backed up in /var/bobsdata/current/mark/msworksdocs:

[root@jupiter bobscustom]# tree /var/bobsdata/current/
/var/bobsdata/current/
|-- mark
|   |-- msworksdocs
|   |   |-- 2-10 AS MZ.wps
|   |   |-- Blue's Clues.wps
|   |   |-- COLAGE.wps

Are you using samba, nfs, or rsync as a method of backing up? Not that I 
know of any difference it would make.

Murray Curtis wrote:

>Yep, the cmdloop is running. Backup.php shows no errors (nor cmdloop when run 
>in the foreground). This time I did get the directory listing in the left 
>frame, but the right frame still has the dba_open error.
>
>There are files and directories in bobsdata/current. How can I confirm they've 
>been backed up in the required way? The the base of current/myshare/ are 
>three files myshare.dirtree.ser, dirindex.db and fileindex.db. When I can 
>read the ascii bits of them they seem to be listing files and directories 
>that I recognize.
>
>I get the same error on your testserver/share but then, I have no files in 
>bobsdata/ for that...
>
>Cheers
>Murray
>
>
>On Monday 24 March 2003 13:39, Joe Zacky wrote:
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>>You will get an error on line 66 of class_db.php if you haven't had a
>>successful backup yet. First, be sure the cmdloop script is running:
>>Type 'ps x' or 'ps -fC cmdloop' to see. You can then run an immediate
>>backup: su to root, them run '/etc/cron.daily/backup.php. You should see
>>some scripts running for a short time if you check with 'ps -axf'. When
>>that's done, type ;ls -R /var/bobsdata/current'. You should see the
>>backed up documents in there somewhere. After that, the "Browse Current"
>>should work.
>>
>>Konqueror works fine. The reason the index.php doesn't come up by
>>default is in your httpd configuration. It doesn't recognize index.php
>>as a default index page like it would index.html. In RedHat 7.3's
>>version of Apache, the DirectoryIndex line in httpd.conf controls what
>>names are considered index pages. I'm not sure where that's controlled
>>in RedHat 8.0's version of Apache.
>>
>>I'll hopefully be checking in the latest changes today. It includes the
>>ability to make an rpm. I also changed the OK button on the server
>>configuration to Next and changed the BOBS button to say Restore.
>>
>>Please let us know how it goes.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Joe
>>
>>Murray Curtis wrote:
>>    
>>
>>>OK, we're making progress - I get the browsing pages up but get an error:
>>>
>>>Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dba_open() in
>>>/var/www/html/bobs/inc/class_db.php on line 66
>>>
>>>repeated on both left and right side frames. I guess I'm missing something
>>>somewhere. Google tells me dba_open is a PHP call (I'm now running
>>>php-4.1.2-7) but I've no PHP experience to go any further without help.
>>>
>>>I'm testing this on a 'custom install' of RH7.3. I plan to install it
>>>fresh on another box once we've sorted these little issues - either 7.3
>>>or 8.0, - good opportunity to test your rpm.
>>>
>>>BTW, I'm using Konqueror to access Bobs and it dosn't automatically pickup
>>>index.php the way it'll find index.html, so when I click on Bobs I get a
>>>directory listing of the bobs directory from where I have to click
>>>index.php. Is that the expected behaviour?
>>>
>>>Cheers
>>>Murray
>>>
>>>      
>>>
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