hi!
thank you for the tip.
I changed my skript to use 'BackupPC_tarCreate' in a loop for each host.
the backup number gets dynamically extracted from the last file
"backupInfo" located under "BackupPC/pc/<hostname>/<backup
number>/backupInfo", thats type is "full". that works for the moment and
will go on this weekend as the first run will be completed.
but now there are no backups visible for the archive_host at the
webfrontend, because the information for this host doesn't get updated.
is there a possibility to update the info for the archive_host, so that
you can see if the last archive backup was successful for all hosts?
kind regards
markus fröhlich
Am 22.09.2011 19:45, schrieb Les Mikesell:
> 2011/9/22 Markus Fröhlich<markus.froehlich AT xidras DOT com>:
>> Writing tar archive for host hosting1, backup #24, split to output files
>> /SATA/BackupPC/archive/hosting1.24.tar.gz.*
>> exiting after signal ALRM
>> Archive failed: aborted by signal=ALRM
>>
>> the strange thing is, that the duration shows ~1200 min on both
>> backupPC servers for the archive job, when it fails.
>> is there a limitation anywhere in the code?
> See $Conf{ClientTimeout} (Under Backup Setting in the web editor).
>
> But if you are driving things with a cron job and want better control,
> why not just run BackupPC_tarCreate in your own script? I think the
> 'archive host' concept just exists to give a web link you can click.
>
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