[K12OSN] Re: [Ltsp-discuss] how to backup /home ?

[Nick Hadgis]

Earlier this week I used the directions here to install backuppc on Centos 4.3:
http://fedoranews.org/blog/?p=603

The directions are for FC3, but they work on Centos 4, (the only thing
I did different was use the most up to date versions of backuppc,
rpms, etc).

The site above also include directions for setting up rsync/ssh with
other Linux and Windows servers.

-Nick

On 4/5/06, Rob Owens <hick518 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> --- Les Mikesell <les at futuresource.com> wrote:
> >I'd recommend either starting from the
> > Centos-based version
> > of k12ltsp which will be very familiar but has a
> > longer expected
> > life, or ubuntu which has the advantage of an
> > available
> > pre-configured packaged (but it's not that hard to
> > do yourself).
> >
>
> I recently test-installed backuppc on both CentOS and
> Ubuntu.  Something didn't work right on the
> from-source install on the CentOS system (my fault,
> I'm sure).  Installing backuppc on Ubuntu was
> dead-easy, so I never bothered to figure out what went
> wrong on the CentOS install, though it had to do with
> Apache.
>
> The next release of Ubuntu (due June 1, I believe) is
> going to be supported for 5 years.
>
> -Rob
>
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