On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 11:38 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
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> So if I put /var/lib/backuppc (and everything under it) on an nfs share
> that resides on a solaris machine with zfs... it should work alright?
Yes, perhaps with a bit of performance loss compared to local storage.
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hared zfs filesystem.
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> Which directory really holds the backups... `pc' or `pool'.
Both - there are hardlinks between the slightly mangled names in the
trees under pc and the names that are hashes of the content in pool
(or cpool if compression is used). They have to be in the
a situation where you have several hosts containing copies of the
same files since backuppc will pool all the duplicates in its storage. Of
course you may also want some less frequent image copies of the host for faster
restores if you need to rebuild from scratch.
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ot; at it too. And you can omit it and just use the +%s to get
the current unix time.
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'man -t ... | ps2pdf ...'
that would generate whatever you want in pdf.
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27;t work across routed subnets unless you
set up a WINS server that all the machines can use, If you have
a fixed IP for the remote end of the VPN you can also use DNS
names.
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some of my busier list subscriptions to a gmail.com account
set up so I can pull a copy back via pop. Within the free 1 gig
storage limit it is easy to find old stuff even after I delete my
local copy.
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