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Les Mikesell wrote:
> Christian Völker wrote:
>> Now I want to backup these servers. Obviously it takes more than 24
>> hours to perform a full backup, so the running backup fails after 24hours.
>>
>> BackupPC now schedules the next full backup....which runs for 24h and
>> fails...and so on.
At some time, you need the daily admin process to run, depending on what
version of backuppc you are using, but I think backups are not run
during this time...
>> My question now is:
>> If the full backup fails, does it start from scratch every time or are
>> some files already stored in the backup and used during the next try, so
>> it'll finish some day?
You didn't send your host config file, or any log files, or any relevant
information, so we can't conclusively answer you...
> If you are using rsync as the transfer method it will continue
> approximately where it stopped.
However, you did later agree that you are using rsync, hence it will
continue pretty much where it stopped last time.
>> Meanwhile, the full backup runs for 5 days, interrupted five times after
>> 24hours...I don't know if it will finish some day.
Quite possibly not, given that the default configuration is configured
to remove a partial backup after it is 3 days old. That means (I may be
wrong) once it has been re-attempted three times, it would be removed
and the next backup would start from scratch....
>> Next question:
>> Assume, the full backup is finished after two weeks- will the next full
>> backup take the same amount of time?
>
> If you are using rsync it will be much faster next time, sending only
> the changes.
Hopefully this one has been answered for you by now...
Regards,
Adam
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