Hi again! Sorry I couldn't awnser you any sooner. This solved the problem, allthough another one showed up, maybe this is more of a problem with the BackupPC_archive(start?) function, the files don't get compressed. I did some searches online and tested to edit the archivestart script. The only thing I've changed is this and now it creates a .gz file but doesn't compress anything:
compression => $bpc->{Conf}{'/bin/gzip'},
compext => '.gz',
The files are named host.tar.gz and can't be opened...
Does anyone recognize this problem? Or know how to get Backuppc_archivestart compress all files?
/Philip
From: rob AT hasselbaum DOT net
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2012 12:04:55 -0400
To: backuppc-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net
Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] Archive function
2012/3/15 Philip Kimgård
<kimme_911 AT hotmail DOT com>
Thank you! The list approved the attachment and I tested it on the server, though, there's seem to be a problem with the part that returns a list of hosts from the hosts file. Only the part of the hostname before the first dot(.) gets returned, not the complete hostname (example, 192 gets returned instead of 192.168.x.x). I'm pretty new to both linux and backuppc, and have no experience in python what-so-ever, can you identify the problem?
Sorry, on my box, all host names are single words, not IP addresses or fully-qualified domain names.
Try changing this line:
match = re.match('(?!\s*#)(?!host)(?!localhost)\
w+', line)
To this:
match = re.match('(?!\s*#)(?!host)(?!localhost)\
S+', line)
That should fix it.
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