Il 08.04.09 21:31, "Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom" <chrome AT real-time DOT com> ha
scritto:

> On 04/08 08:22 , Boniforti Flavio wrote:
>>> it's just part of the storage format. the files there are compressed, and
>>> not in their original form.
>> 
>> Ah, well... So I can't copy or access those files when they're synced over?
> 
> if they're compressed, you'll need the backuppc tools to uncompress them
> (unless you implement your own equivalents with perl; which may not be
> difficult for an experienced perlmonger -- I don't know).

Why do you say "IF" they're compressed? How do I define if they get stored
in compressed format, while still maintaining compression during the
transfer?
 
> does 'find' give you the same output?

I'm not used to use "find", will do it next time...
 
> What happens when you 'su -' to backuppc and run
> /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_dump -f -v <hostname>
> ? 
> you should see how your backup is doing.

OK, as posted in my other message (the one with the log excerpts), running
as you suggested (manually), I got the process being somehow stuck at:

Sending empty csums for vito/ntuser.ini
Sending csums, cnt = 0, phase = 1

What do you think?

Thanks again,

Flavio Boniforti

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