tensen wrote:
> The backup server can be firewalled with no incoming ports and
> outgoing ports limited to SSH and other required ports.
I spent some time with my Debian 7.11 amd64 backup server and Firewall
Builder today.
I had previously created a firewall using the Firewall Builder wizard
Zhengquan Zhang wrote:
Dear debian community,
I will build up a backup server which has 2x1T + 1x250G drives. the size
of the one full backup will be about 400G.
My initial plan was to install debian lenny on the 250G drive. leave
2x1T drive untouched and then make software raid1 on them after
Dear debian community,
I will build up a backup server which has 2x1T + 1x250G drives. the size
of the one full backup will be about 400G.
My initial plan was to install debian lenny on the 250G drive. leave
2x1T drive untouched and then make software raid1 on them after the
installation.
I
partition for my avi/movies and
fins xfs to much faster at handling them
>
> > I haven't implemented this in all detail and am currently testing it in
> > various situation, so could change if you elaborated a bit or gave me
> > pointers
> > to resources on how to
ere *the* last word in video processing, and so they
needed a filesystem tuned for very large files.
> I haven't implemented this in all detail and am currently testing it in
> various situation, so could change if you elaborated a bit or gave me
> pointers
> to resources on how to
could change if you elaborated a bit or gave me
pointers
to resources on how to choose a good file system for a backup server
holding
data from several file systems.
From this thread, XFS can cause trouble when it is not cleanly
unmounted?
Thanks!
-Moritz
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rate intranets and like the servers, is running Sarge stable.
>
> Sarge is oldstable. With the emphasis on *old*.
>
> Anything that's visible to the hostile environment that is the
> Intarweb, I'd bump that world-facing router to Etch ASAP.
>
> > Over the past cou
ers, is running Sarge stable.
Sarge is oldstable. With the emphasis on *old*.
Anything that's visible to the hostile environment that is the
Intarweb, I'd bump that world-facing router to Etch ASAP.
> Over the past couple of weeks I've noticed that access times to the
&
ce attacks it
would affect everything.
Could this lag problem be something to do with process load on the backup
server? If so is there a way to check what is causing the load? Or if this
is a network issue is there a way to determine the cause?
This network configuration has been running fin
I have been asked to set up a backup server using a "hand-me-down" HP
SureStore DAT24X6 tape drive.
The SCSI Card is an Adaptec 1944UW
I installed debian stable on the computer, which has an IDE drive. I
had to leave the SCSI card out during the initial install, as the
inst
> -Original Message-
> From: Marion Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 12:21 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Backup server with Windows Clients
>
> I'm wanting to set my Debian machine to backup the data from our other
> Windows
setup Rsync as a
service on the NT machine, but I prefer to use the cygwin utilities to do
this.
Michael
-Original Message-
From: Marion Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 12:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Backup server with Windows Clients
I'm wa
Jacob S. said
>Backuppc can handle both Windows clients and Linux clients. apt-cache
>show backuppc or apt-get install backuppc if you're using Sarge or
>newer. Otherwise, http://backuppc.sourceforge.net .
>HTH,
>Jacob
I'll give it a try.
Thanks,
Marion
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On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 12:20:44 -0500
"Marion Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm wanting to set my Debian machine to backup the data from our other
> Windows PC's in the office. I was thinking this would best be done
> with a client on the windows pcs that selects the files to backup and
> then o
I'm wanting to set my Debian machine to backup the data from our other
Windows PC's in the office. I was thinking this would best be done with a
client on the windows pcs that selects the files to backup and then on a
schedule it archives and uploads the files to the linux. Has anyone
successfull
hi dennis
On Sat, 14 Dec 2002, Alvin Oga wrote:
...
> > My idea is to move all this stuff from Windows to a Debian
> > fileserver, and in the process put it all on raided IDE
> > drives so one HD failure doesn't provoke heart failure or
> > stroke.
> >
> > Actual backups have been of limited us
hi ya
On Sat, 14 Dec 2002, Dennis G. Wicks wrote:
> Hi Alvin!
>
> The problem is that I am *always* home! These are my
> personal computers, at least in the sense that I own them,
> but they are used for business purposes as well as personal.
>
> And me thinks you have a simplistic view of Win
Hi Alvin!
The problem is that I am *always* home! These are my
personal computers, at least in the sense that I own them,
but they are used for business purposes as well as personal.
And me thinks you have a simplistic view of Window machines!
I have *nothing* in the "My Documents" folder, and ne
hi ya mike/dennis
collection of some backup scripts
http://www.Linux-Backup.net
-- and yes... backups should be done after everybody goes
home ...
and do backups in the middle of the day for the
past 4 hrs so the morning work is not lost
-- backups media is a whole ot
Hi,
You may want to look at using samba or smbfs.
I sometimes use an smbmount command to mount a win98 share
to my debian box. Then I can create tar files or rysnc the data
to somewhere else. You can write a quick cron job that will do this
auotmagically.
hth,
Mike
> Thanks for that, but I ne
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 03:42:30PM -0600, Dennis G. Wicks wrote:
>
> > My idea is to get some 120Gb IDE drives, which are pretty reasonable
> > now, and set up some sort of raid array. I also have two or three
> > 100mHz Pentiums, a 10/100 switch, an
On Wed, Dec 11, 2002 at 03:42:30PM -0600, Dennis G. Wicks wrote:
> My idea is to get some 120Gb IDE drives, which are pretty reasonable
> now, and set up some sort of raid array. I also have two or three
> 100mHz Pentiums, a 10/100 switch, and the two windows systems that are
> already networked t
Greetings;
I want to setup a fileserver and backup repository for two
windows systems. It seems that no matter what I do, Gates'
Law prevails, that is more prevalent in Win systems than
Murphy's law, and every time I have a disk problem I lose
half my life! (Gates' law: Everything will go wrong, e
I am currently in the process of making a mail/web server for a mid-sized
corporation. What is the best way to create a backup server that will be
automatically synchronized (users, home directories, settings, etc) in
event of a primary failure?
Rsync-Mirroring? [http://sunsite.dk/info/guides
OK, so I'm an idiot. The 'port not secure' failure was due to the setuid bit
not being set on amcheck. So never mind. Thanks for listening.
On Thursday 23 August 2001 11:23, Jason Rashaad Jackson wrote:
> I have completely replicated functionality of our old Amanda backup s
x27;t even listed in my /etc/services
file on the client-side, nor is it mentioned in the conf files on the server
side. Jeez.
On Thursday 23 August 2001 11:23, Jason Rashaad Jackson wrote:
> I have completely replicated functionality of our old Amanda backup server
> onto a new machine. Wit
I have completely replicated functionality of our old Amanda backup server
onto a new machine. With the exact same set up and the exact same config
files (changed local information, of course), I get these when amcheck tries
to contact the clients:
ERROR: XX: [addr XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
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