> Fred Zinsli wrote:
>> Hi All
>>
>> I have installed and configured dirvish, but the banks on the
backup
>> server don't contain any files from the production server.
>>
>> My configuration.
>>
>> /etc/dirvish/master.conf
>>
>> bank:
>> /var/backup
>> index: text
>>
>> exclude:
>> lost+found/
>> /proc
>> /sys
>> /etc/mtab
>> /var/cache/apt
>> core
>> *~
>> .nfs*
>> /tmp/*
>>
>> Runall:
>> abigail
>> image-default: %Y%m%d
>> expire-default: +9 days
>> rsh: ssh -o "BatchMode yes" -o
"StrictHostKeyChecking no"
>>
****************************************************************************
>>
>> /var/backup/abigail/dirvish/default.conf
>>
>> rsync-client: sudo rsync
>> client: dirvish@172.20.86.111
>> tree: /
>> exclude:
>> + /etc/mlmmj
>> + /var/www
>> /*/
>> /*
>>
****************************************************************************
>>
> I don't think you can use + in the exclude list. Since you want
to
> back up two specific trees from the server, I would recommend
using
> two separate backup definitions.
>
> In /var/backup/abigail_www/dirvish/default.conf
>
> rsync-client: sudo rsync
> client: dirvish@172.20.86.111
> tree: /var/www
>
> and in /var/backup/abigail_mlmmj/dirvish/default.conf
>
> rsync-client: sudo rsync
> client: dirvish@172.20.86.111
> tree: /etc/mlmmj
>
> In /etc/dirvish/master.conf
>
>
> bank:
> /var/backup
> index: text
>
> exclude:
> *~
>
> Runall:
> abigail_www
> abigail_mlmmj
>
> image-default: %Y%m%d
> expire-default: +9 days
> rsh: ssh -o "BatchMode yes" -o "StrictHostKeyChecking
no"
>
>
>> No files were transfered when I initiated the backup
"dirvish --vault
>> abigail --init"
>
> Remember to initialize both backups
>
> dirvish --vault abigail_www --init
> dirvish --vault abigail_mlmmj --init
>
>
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Hi Mark
That certainly made the difference. Thank you for your suggestion.
Regards
Fred
