Bruno writes:

> I double check my host.pl file multiple times but still could not find 
> anything wrong with it. So after my Google searches, I try putting single 
> quotes around the values instead of the double quotes. Like this:
> 
> $Conf{XferMethod} = 'rsyncd';
> $Conf{RsyncdUserName}  = 'user';
> $Conf{RsyncdPasswd}    = 'pass';
> $Conf{RsyncShareName}  = 'cDrive';
> 
> After that I was able to backup the windows machine using backupPC :).

Thanks for the closure on this issue.

This does make sense if your password contains characters like '$' that perl
interpolates inside double quotes.  You don't need to confirm that.

You wouldn't have had this problem if you used the cgi editor.

Craig

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