Re: [Burp-users] what does this mean

[Sigurður J. <sig...@ba...>]

I dont know what happened, suddenly was one of the containers 34GB 
instead of the usual 3-4 GB. Could have been my mistake but I cant 
remember when or how, it's strange that one day is totaling 34 gigabytes 
of backups. The log report emailed to me said that storage was full so 
thats okay. The backups were failing on my desktop since the 
/var/run/burp directory wasnt created. Id would be nice to have a 
startup script that checks for these things and executes them so I dont 
have to do it manually everytime. Also a server init script to start the 
daemon. Am running 1.3.0 on server and clients.

Bestu kveðjur/Best regards,

Sigurður Jónsson
RHCE CCENT CEH
Basis ehf.
Síðumúla 32a
108 Reykjavík
s. 5750400

On 03/12/2012 11:01 AM, Graham Keeling wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 10:47:09AM +0000, Sigurður Jónsson wrote:
>> Sorry, wrong option, used burp -a t instead of burp -a b, the disk was
>> full on the server. My apologies.
> This is interesting - I was just about to put an entry on the TODO list about
> checking that what happens when the disk is full is sensible. I haven't
> filled up a disk yet, so I don't know.
>
> What happened in your case?
>
>
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