I installed burp 1.3.48-4.1 from the Debian Jessie repo and had the same
issue described above. Also experienced the issue with 1.3.48 on CentOS.
I opened an issue upstream on GitHub and found out that burp was
attempting to compress /var/log/lastlog, which on my system appears to
be quite large:
root@localhost:~# ls -l /var/log/lastlog
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root utmp 421122400584 Feb 10 23:32 /var/log/lastlog
Excluding this file from the backup results in the expected behaviour:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Start time: 2015-02-10 23:35:33
End time: 2015-02-10 23:36:41
Time taken: 01:08
New Changed Unchanged Total | Scanned
--------------------------------------------------
Files: 19 167 - 186 | 38876
Directories: - - - - | 5488
Soft links: - - - - | 1011
Special files: - - - - | 31
Grand total: 19 167 - 186 | 45406
--------------------------------------------------
Warnings: 2
Bytes estimated: 525941952 (501.58 MB)
Bytes in backup: 7132077 (6.80 MB)
Bytes received: 0
Bytes sent: 3637430 (3.47 MB)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2015-02-10 23:36:41: burp[22978] Phase 2 end (send file data)
2015-02-10 23:36:41: burp[22978] backup finished ok
2015-02-10 23:36:41: burp[22978] after client
Therefore this bug can be ignored. Problem was with my configuration,
not the package.
Thanks,
Hal
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