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It's not clear to me what's objectionable about the post about Bareos.
All of the assertions contain "allegedly" as far as I can see it. If
there's something untrue, it would probably be better to correct it
rather than to remove it.
On 04/10/2014 03:
Hello Phil,
You did a nice job of summarizing it -- thanks.
I will add one more point. Perhaps some of you may think that I am
against all forks of Bacula. But in fact that is not true. There are
already several forks of Bacula and I have known about them for quite
some time (well before Bareos
On 04/09/2014 10:48 PM, compdoc wrote:
>
help me delete the information that they keep reposting in the
above item..They put it back, and they have complained
that I remove it, so there is an army of "monitor
Hello,
On 04/09/2014 10:37 PM, Randall Svancara wrote:
Hi,
Bacula is a great product and it is great to see that it is
thriving. Obviously the Bareos fork is giving you grief as
it aims to provide a competing pr
> help me delete the information that they keep reposting in the above
item..They put it back, and they have complained that I remove it, so
there is an army of "monitors" threatening me.
What they did is now a part of the history of Bacula, and they are adding
their version of what happene
On 04/09/14 16:37, Randall Svancara wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Bacula is a great product and it is great to see that it is thriving.
> Obviously the Bareos fork is giving you grief as it aims to provide a
> competing product under a more open licensing model. Although you could
> litigate or wage war on
Hi,
Bacula is a great product and it is great to see that it is thriving.
Obviously the Bareos fork is giving you grief as it aims to provide a
competing product under a more open licensing model. Although you could
litigate or wage war on the Bareos project, and put all your efforts into
their
Hello Bacula Users,
I need your help. Bareos, mostly through Maik Aussendorf, is
carrying a negative publicity campaign on the Bacula wikipedia site:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacula
The problem is every time I remove their propaganda, which is the
hi,
that worked!! thank you very much.
that's how the final fileset looks like just in case someone is
interested in the same thing i do:
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FileSet {
Name = "sanab"
Include {
Options {
signature = SHA1
Compression = GZIP
wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/a
> On Mon, 13 Aug 2007 18:45:01 +0200, Jordi Moles said:
>
> hi again and thanks for you help.
>
> i doesn't work either. i tried include=yes and other things like exclude
> = no.
> actually, with "include=yes", bacula throws the following message:
>
> Config error: Keyword include not permi
hi again and thanks for you help.
i doesn't work either. i tried include=yes and other things like exclude
= no.
actually, with "include=yes", bacula throws the following message:
Config error: Keyword include not permitted in this resource
En/na Monstad ha escrit:
> Hi there,
>
> Whenever I'v
Jordi Moles wrote:
> hi, i would like to backup just something like
>
> /usr/home/a*
>
>
> reading bacula's documentation, i came up with this fileset:
>
> FileSet {
> Name = "sanab"
> Include {
> Options {
> wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/a*"
> wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/b
Hi there,
Whenever I've used the wilddir option Ive had use an "include = yes" line in
the Options section. I use an earlier version of bacula however, but it
might work for you.
ie:
FileSet {
Name = "sanab"
Options {
wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/a*"
wilddir = "/mnt/
Hi,
what you told me makes an empty backup, it doesn't backup anything at
all, 0 files. However it doesn't say it failed, it doesn't send any
error message.
any other idea?
thank you.
En/na Monstad ha escrit:
> It looks like your whole directory is being copied because of the
>
> "File = /mnt
It looks like your whole directory is being copied because of the
"File = /mnt/san/usr/home/"
Try removing this
Cheers,
Kris
Jordi Moles wrote:
>
> hi, i would like to backup just something like
>
> /usr/home/a*
>
>
> reading bacula's documentation, i came up with this fileset:
>
> Fil
hi, i would like to backup just something like
/usr/home/a*
reading bacula's documentation, i came up with this fileset:
FileSet {
Name = "sanab"
Include {
Options {
wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/a*"
wilddir = "/mnt/san/usr/home/b*"
}
File = /mnt/san/usr/home/
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