From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2022-10-15 17:08:11
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On 15/Oct/2022 06:30 Christopher Pinon <cj...@ex...> wrote .. > Hi, > > I've been using Webmin for a few years and am currently using v. 2.000 . > > I've noticed a significant issue with backing up *via ssh* from a Linux > system to a NetBSD system using the "Filesystem Backup" module. In fact, > this is an issue that I've always experienced with Webmin, but I thought > that I would finally ask about it. :-) > > First of all, backing up *via ftp* from Linux to NetBSD works fine > (whether by dump or by tar), and this is what I've been doing. > > However, backing up *via ssh* from Linux to NetBSD doesn't work for some > reason. If I start a backup from Linux to NetBSD, the process begins and > takes a long time and finally gives up (or after a long time, I give up > and terminate the process). There's never ever any trace of the dump or > tar file on the NetBSD system. > > (As a sanity check, backing up via ssh from Linux to Linux *does* work > for me.) > > Naturally, ssh/sftp work fine on the NetBSD system -- after all, it's > (standard) OpenSSH. > > Webmin doesn't display any error message, as far as I can tell: the > backup process simply doesn't succeed after a long while. None of the > files miniserv.error , miniserv.log , or webmin.log seems to indicate > that anything went wrong, as far as I can tell. > > I wanted to ask: is this a known issue? Where could I look for the > source of the error? > > I'd be grateful for any advice. Hi Christopher, Are you using a password to authentication via SSH to the remote system, or a private key? Also, can you SSH with the same credentials from the command line on your Webmin system? - Jamie |