Peter Lavender wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> 
> I've been running backuppc for a while now, and have been wondering
> about the backuppc Server Status web page.
> 
> It's always shows the same values:
> 
> The servers PID is 15721, on host rabbit, version 3.1.0, started at 4/4
> 13:49.
> 
>       * This status was generated at 5/9 20:38.
>       * The configuration was last loaded at 4/8 18:32.
>       * PCs will be next queued at 5/9 21:00.
>       * Other info:
>               * 0 pending backup requests from last scheduled wakeup,
>               * 0 pending user backup requests,
>               * 0 pending command requests,
>               * Pool is 0.00GB comprising 0 files and 1 directories (as
>                 of 5/9 01:00),
>               * Pool hashing gives 0 repeated files with longest chain
>                 0,
>               * Nightly cleanup removed 0 files of size 0.00GB (around
>                 5/9 01:00),
>               * Pool file system was recently at 70% (5/9 20:31),
>                 today's max is 70% (5/9 01:00) and yesterday's max was
>                 70%.
> 
> 
> And the RDD graph shows nothing of the BackupPC Pool Size for both 4
> weeks and 52 weeks.
> 
> I'm wondering what I'm missing here.. how come this information isn't
> updating?
> 
> Just to make sure, the setup I have is non standard in that my $topDir
> points to the mounted NAS where all backups go.
> 
> The file system under $topDir looks as you'd expect when looking in
> the /usr/lib/backuppc directory.
> 
> Am I missing a configuration setting to tell it where to look for where
> hte backups are stored?
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Peter.
Moving of $TopDir is an critical task. There are a lot of threads about 
this.
Much easier is to mount your NAS into /var/lib/backuppc.
However - you are sure the status page always displays
...
The servers PID is 15721, on host rabbit, version 3.1.0, started at 4/4
13:49.

      * This status was generated at 5/9 20:38.
...
If so, try restart backuppc or restart your server.

br
Matthias
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