Got a couple of laptop users (on MAC-assigned IP addresses). Trouble is,
when they are not in the office I get a backup failed. all the desktops
back up at 1am, but the laptop users happen at midday so they are likely
to be in.
Question is - is there a way for either the laptop to initiate the
bac
> On Tue, 2006-04-18 at 16:26 +0200, Jens R. Victorin wrote:
>
> That sounds like a decent start - but the laptop may not be back for
> days, by which time I have a big backlog of jobs :-/
>
Well! There's nothing stopping you from implementing some logic in the script
:-) or you could perhaps m
On Tue, 2006-04-18 at 16:26 +0200, Jens R. Victorin wrote:
That sounds like a decent start - but the laptop may not be back for
days, by which time I have a big backlog of jobs :-/
> How about a "run before job"? You can poll for the laptop and release the
> backup job when it is connected.
>
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This question gets asked on a fairly regular basis. I would check the
list archives for hints.
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On 18 Apr 2006 at 16:26, Jens R. Victorin wrote:
> How about a "run before job"? You can poll for the laptop and release
> the backup job when it is connected.
That will work only if more than one job can run at a time. If not,
you'll have all other jobs waiting until that laptop is connected
How about a "run before job"? You can poll for the laptop and release the
backup job when it is connected.
/Jens
> Got a couple of laptop users (on MAC-assigned IP addresses). Trouble is,
> when they are not in the office I get a backup failed. all the desktops
> back up at 1am, but the lapt
Got a couple of laptop users (on MAC-assigned IP addresses). Trouble is,
when they are not in the office I get a backup failed. all the desktops
back up at 1am, but the laptop users happen at midday so they are likely
to be in.
Question is - is there a way for either the laptop to initiate the
bac
