Where is some mis-understanding, and translation “near-no-errors” Not in “settings”, but exact “add backup dir’s” form.īut, I’m mainly use hidden, no-face client and try to set all in web-face, More over, looks like we should use “add backup dirs” in client software(win) form Should be = in field (last on form) “path by default”,Įlse that paths works like “exclude” (IMHO, tests needed) It was = in field “include path by masks” Looks like wrong place I used for list of my backup path’s. So, some backups I found in disk images of partition(oh, good lack!), but not file backups. Locally on urbackup machine I see no files in file backups also.
Linux folder backup recursive zip#
Howewer restore impossible, download as zip = 13 Kb with empty folders inside. I have the same problem - file backup looks like ok in web-admin(additional copyes 5Gb) and logs = ok, Time taken for backing up client some.hostname: 8m 30s Transferred 39.9336 KB - Average speed: 28.072 KBit/s Waiting for file hashing and copying threads. Some.hostname: Linking unchanged and loading new files. Some.hostname: Calculating tree difference size. Some.hostname: Calculating file tree differences. 2 filesystem lookups 15 db lookups and 2 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "Q:\". 1 filesystem lookups 115 db lookups and 1 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "V:\". 712 filesystem lookups 26402 db lookups and 28 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "C:\". 1 filesystem lookups 178 db lookups and 0 db updates
1 filesystem lookups 65 db lookups and 0 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "B:\". 4 filesystem lookups 1308 db lookups and 4 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "U:\". 1 filesystem lookups 122 db lookups and 0 db updates 13 filesystem lookups 4770 db lookups and 8 db updates Scanning for changed hard links on volume of "F:\". Starting scheduled incremental file backup. Please let me know if missing permissions already cause warnings on your installations, maybe I have something configured wrong.Īnonymized log (should result in about 5TB of backed up files): Anyway I feel this should be logged as a warning to alert the administrator not everything that is supposed to be backed up is indeed in the backups.
I know the solution to this is simple, give the urbackupclientbackend service permissions to read all the files that it is supposed to backup.
When told to file-backup these drives, I get “successful” backups that contain only empty folders. I was trying to back up a number of smb and iscsi drives that contain directories with hand-crafted permission sets which do not give localhost\SYSTEM or local administrators read access to the contents.
0 kommentar(er)
