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Re: [Question #57582]: Can NSsbackup create backups on a file server that is locally mounted?

 

Question #57582 on NSsbackup changed:
https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/nssbackup/+question/57582

    Status: Needs information => Open

mfpost@xxxxxxxxx gave more information on the question:
1.  My distro is Ubuntu (8.10).  My kernel is 2.6.27-9-generic
2.  I have setup the cron but it never seems to do anything.  The ones I have been telling you about are from using the "Backup Now" button.

nssbackup.config 
----------------------
[log]
file = /var/log/nssbackup.log
level = 10

[places]
prefix = /usr

[schedule]

[dirconfig]
/home/michael/temp/misc/delicious.odt = 1

[general]
splitsize = 0
target = /var/backup
format = gzip
mountdir = /mnt/nssbackup
purge = log
maxincrement = 21
lockfile = /var/lock/nssbackup.lock

[report]
from = NSsbackup Daemon <root@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

[exclude]


nssbackup.log
------------------
NSSBackup 'test2' Logger

==============

2009-01-16 12:40:37,803 - INFO - ConfigManager.py:__init__(283) - ConfigManager created with '/etc/nssbackup.d/nssbackup-test2.conf'
2009-01-16 12:40:37,804 - INFO - BackupManager.py:__init__(79) - BackupManager created 


I ran the following at a terminal a few seconds after entering the command. 
A few seconds later they are all gone but no backup is ever made.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
michael@SQA-MFP1:~/.local/share$ ps -auc | grep backup
michael  25040  0.0  0.7  37044 26344 ?        S    12:32   0:00 gksu nssbackup-config-gui
root     25041  0.4  0.9  84696 33576 ?        Ss   12:32   0:02 python /usr/bin/nssbackup-config-gui
michael  25249  0.5  0.5  36688 17768 ?        S    12:41   0:00 gedit file:///var/log/nssbackup.log
michael  25283  0.0  0.0   3236   812 pts/0    S+   12:42   0:00 grep backup

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