John Drescher escribió:
>>> Is there any firewall / network reason why the port on the client
>>> could be dropped after some period of inactivity?
>>>
>>>       
>> No... the backup finish 99.99999 %. It copies all data from the client, but
>> it fails in the last moment...
>>
>>     
> I saw that. The reason why I asked this is that while sending the
> attributes to the database (this does not involve the file daemon)
> there will be a very long delay before the job is finished. During
> this delay if the socket is disconnected I believe you will get this
> error. I could be wrong however, I am not sure if the exit status of
> the file daemon is gathered after the data transfer is complete or
> after the attributes are in the database.
>
> John
>   
I reboot the server and it looks the same error. I has Public ip, like 
other 10 servers, and with the same configuration...
Any ideas?

dat/time maybe?

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