I'm running Ubuntu Dapper with Sbackup-0.9-1. When I start simple-backup-config from the commandline and press "Backup Now!", sbackupd crashes instantly and the console reports a traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/sbin/sbackupd", line 340, in ?
prev.append( f[:-1]+","+b.next()[:-1] )
StopIteration
I can go on clicking the backup-button and this will repeat itself.
I've tried removing the target-directories and just backing up /etc, but it all results in the same error.
I find this a bit strange, because I've succeeded in making a backup once before. I would really like to make this work, because sbackup is an excelent solution otherwise for backing up my laptop.
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Hi
I'm running Ubuntu Dapper with Sbackup-0.9-1. When I start simple-backup-config from the commandline and press "Backup Now!", sbackupd crashes instantly and the console reports a traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/sbin/sbackupd", line 340, in ?
prev.append( f[:-1]+","+b.next()[:-1] )
StopIteration
I can go on clicking the backup-button and this will repeat itself.
I've tried removing the target-directories and just backing up /etc, but it all results in the same error.
I find this a bit strange, because I've succeeded in making a backup once before. I would really like to make this work, because sbackup is an excelent solution otherwise for backing up my laptop.
Please paste your /etc/sbackup.conf file.
Here's the conf-file:
[exclude]
regex = \.mkv,\.ogm,\.tmp,/home/[^/]+?/\.thumbnails,/home/[^/]+?/\.Trash
maxsize = -1
[dirconfig]
/home/abuser/labra = 1
/tmp = 0
/proc = 0
/dev = 0
/home/abuser/.mozilla-thunderbird = 1
/var/cache = 0
/home/abuser/.eclipse = 1
/home/abuser/.gaim = 1
/var/tmp = 0
/home/abuser/www = 1
/sys = 0
/home/abuser/.gftp = 1
[general]
maxincrement = 21
lockfile = /var/lock/sbackup.lock
target = /home/abuser/bakkiuppi
format = 1