|
From: Rene R. <re...@gr...> - 2003-12-28 21:40:49
|
Hi Jochen > > > > Does this include the ssh key you described earlier? > > > > I am not sure, what you exactly mean. > I have implemented it with the public/private key feature, not using > a password at all, cause this is more safe. That is what I meant with the question. Just wanted to be sure I wasn't going down a wrong track. > > > O.K. not a prob. You are right, that is the most proper method. I can do > it with just some small changings in the class_restore.php class , I > assume. > Great! Just to clear things up a bit: Joe is the mastermind behind the configuration (admin) pages and the configuration/install parts. There is a pretty clean split from those files to the user interface and its functions to the backup code itself which I wrote. > > > Its a time off for most people. I'll be happy to help you get your > > changes included in bobs. Probably with a few changes to your work and > > some to the restore code I made. > > Well that would be great. I am glad to get some hints. The problem was, > I had to finish it, because I must switch back to some other project on > Monday, so I had to get it finished. > No problem. Please if you have any other features you need, let us know so we can take that into consideration if we need to make changes. > Can you give me a hint? What do you mean? I made the diffs on the > commandline with > > cvs diff > > That was all. > > just do: cvs diff -u > rsync_ssh.patch > > But still, great work! > Thanks a lot. I love the way you did that projekt. There is a lot > brainwork within this architecture. A little too much at times ;). It was a simple idea born from a simple thought: "Why should I spend so much time restoring files for users when they know what they want better than me.". So i searched the net but didn't find anything that would let me keep a live backup on a large disk and let users do their thing. So BOBS was born. Cheers Rene |