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Re: fwbackups saving sets with \ in filename! | #4 |
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Have you looked at cygwin? http://www.cygwin.com/
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Posted on: 2012/3/14 19:17
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Re: fwbackups saving sets with \ in filename! | #2 |
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Debugging/modifying a Windows backup program problem is not an appropriate topic for "CentOS 6 - Software Support". Moving to Social.
It appears that SFTP should be supported but you are apparently misusing it. From your description is seems you created a directory structure on the target and then attempted to back up to it, rather than creating a backup set on the target. The Windows version does not support incremental backups: http://www.diffingo.com/downloads/fwbackups/docs/html/sect-User_Guide-Creating_a_backup_set-Options_Simple.html Quote: Enabling the Backups are incremental option will run an incremental backup instead of a full one, copying only the changes since your last backup. Currently, the incremental backups are only available for set backups on Unix-like platforms (such as Linux and OS X) and cannot be used when backing up to a remote host. |
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Posted on: 2012/3/12 19:09
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fwbackups saving sets with \ in filename! | #1 |
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I am testing fwbackups from my WinXP laptop going to my home SSH server. To start I created a test backup set to push my TFTP directory over. I am doing a direct copy of the files and folders, because I wanted to be able to check off the "incremental" box (I presumed it would let me after it did a full backup once, but it does not, but letting it go as a single gzipped file does the same problem below).
The backup works, but the file paths are as follows: backup\Backup-test-set-2012-03-12_10-07\C:TFTP-Root\filename.cfg Note that is the filename, not a full path to the file! This is in /home/myuser. Any suggestions for a fix? Convert \ to / in the program? I tried looking in sftp.py but I am not sure where to modify. |
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Posted on: 2012/3/12 18:10
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