Rudy

Thanks for these informations. I take note. Rudy

Hello Steven, First, thank you for responding. Then no problem for the details, I will detail. I run a virtual machine with DRBL installed. I configured the server with the command "drblsrv -i" then the clients with the command "drblpush -i" and I finished the configuration with the command "dcs". When configuring the DRBL server, a default path is defined for backing up partitions (disks). This path is / home / partimag I think. However, I modified this path so that it becomes / home / rudy / cz...

Hello Steven, First, thank you for responding. Then no problem for the details, I will detail. I run a virtual machine with DRBL installed. I configured the server with the command "drblsrv -i" then the clients with the command "drblpush -i" and I finished the configuration with the command "dcs". When configuring the DRBL server, a default path is defined for backing up partitions (disks). This path is / home / partimag I think. However, I modified this path so that it becomes / home / rudy / cz...

Hello Steven, First, thank you for responding. Then no problem for the details, I will detail. I run a virtual machine with DRBL installed. I configured the server with the command "drblsrv -i" then the clients with the command "drblpush -i" and I finished the configuration with the command "dcs". When configuring the DRBL server, a default path is defined for backing up partitions (disks). This path is / home / partimag I think. However, I modified this path so that it becomes / home / rudy / cz...

Hello Steven, First, thank you for responding. Then no problem for the details, I will detail. I run a virtual machine with DRBL installed. I configured the server with the command "drblsrv -i" then the clients with the command "drblpush -i" and I finished the configuration with the command "dcs". When configuring the DRBL server, a default path is defined for backing up partitions (disks). This path is / home / partimag I think. However, I modified this path so that it becomes / home / rudy / cz...

Hello, I would like to share a windows folder in NTFS via cifs-utils. The shared folder is clearly visible on debian. So far no problem. The problem is, I can't replace the / home / partimag folder where all the clonezilla backups are saved with my shared folder. So my question is: is this normal or not? Thank you in advance.