On Tuesday 30 August 2005 14:48, Danie Theron wrote:
> Kern Sibbald wrote:
> >It would be helpful if you send to this list in text format because some
> > of us such as myself consider HTML to be a security problem (though
> > rather minor).
>
> My humblest apologies *blush* , reinstalled my workst
Removed the " , estimate seems to be working now.Thanks a lot for the help.
LHERBIER Lois wrote:
Danie Theron wrote:
Kern Sibbald wrote:
It would be helpful if you send to this list in text format because
some of us such as myself consider HTML to be a security problem
(though rathe
Danie Theron wrote:
> Kern Sibbald wrote:
>
>> It would be helpful if you send to this list in text format because
>> some of us such as myself consider HTML to be a security problem
>> (though rather minor).
>>
>>
> My humblest apologies *blush* , reinstalled my workstation and forgot
> to add
Danie Theron wrote:
> Not sure where I'm going wrong seeing as all seems fine. Any help will
> be greatly appreciated
Wild stab in the dark... try converting the text format on the Windows
box to UNIX line endings...
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Russell Howe
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Kern Sibbald wrote:
It would be helpful if you send to this list in text format because some of us
such as myself consider HTML to be a security problem (though rather minor).
My humblest apologies *blush* , reinstalled my workstation and forgot to
add lists.sourceforge.net (and sibbald.com
It would be helpful if you send to this list in text format because some of us
such as myself consider HTML to be a security problem (though rather minor).
Be sure to check the development manual on this issue as the version shipped
with 1.36.3 had a number of places where the text was out of da
What do you mean by 'nothing is backed up' ?
I think that you can validate your fileset with the 'estimate' command
instead of running the backup.
Loïs Lherbier
Danie Theron wrote:
> Ok , tested it :
>
> bacula-dir works with :
>
>Include {
> Options { signature = SHA1 }
> File = "\\}
>
> Wh
Ok , tested it :
bacula-dir works with :
Include {
Options { signature = SHA1 }
File = "\\
What is the correct syntax in the actual include.txt file ?
I tried diff combinations :
"c:/danie" - Could not stat "c:/danie": ERR=The filename, directory
name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.
Danie Theron wrote:
> I assume the consideration for Win32 clients is also possible? ex:
>
>Include {
> Options { signature = SHA1 }
> File = "\\}
>
>
Yes, this is also possible on Win32 clients. But I did not remember the
exact syntax.
Lois Lherbier
>
>
> LHERBIER Lois wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>
I assume the consideration for Win32 clients is also possible? ex:
Include {
Options { signature = SHA1 }
File = "\\
LHERBIER Lois wrote:
Hi,
from the Bacula documentation :
---
If you precede the less-than sign (<) with a backslash as in \<, the
file-list will be read on the Clien
Hi,
Sim Zacks wrote:
Is there any way to allow the client computer to define
the fileset
that they would like backed up?
Yes.
The way I understand it all the FileSets must be
defined in the
director, which means if I want the users to define
their own backup
parameters then they would have
Hi,
from the Bacula documentation :
---
If you precede the less-than sign (<) with a backslash as in \<, the
file-list will be read on the Client machine instead of on the
Director's machine. Please note that if the filename is given within
quotes, you will need to use two slashes.
Include {
O
Is there any way to allow the client computer to define
the fileset
that they would like backed up?
The way I understand it all the FileSets must be
defined in the
director, which means if I want the users to define
their own backup
parameters then they would have to have access to the
director, w
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