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Post Need explications after patch samba for multiple exclude fil 
Hi,

I am running BackupPC 2.0.2 with samba 3 patched for using multiple file excluding...
All the excludes are working. My backups are working but when I look into the log file, there's something that disturbs me :

2004/3/9 08:59:52 full backup started for share Sauvegarde$
2004/3/9 09:15:53 full backup 0 complete, files, bytes, 3143 xferErrs ( bad files, bad shares, 3143 other)


What are these 3143 errors??? They appear in the report as errors... but my backup is OK...
Could you tell me why I have these? And how could I make a good report...

Thanks
Yann

Post Need explications after patch samba for multiple exclude fil 
Hi,

I am running BackupPC 2.0.2 with samba 3 patched for using multiple file excluding...
All the excludes are working. My backups are working but when I look into the log file, there's something that disturbs me :

2004/3/9 08:59:52 full backup started for share Sauvegarde$
2004/3/9 09:15:53 full backup 0 complete, files, bytes, 3143 xferErrs ( bad files, bad shares, 3143 other)


What are these 3143 errors??? They appear in the report as errors... but my backup is OK...
Could you tell me why I have these? And how could I make a good report...

Thanks
Yann

Post Need explications after patch samba for multiple exclude fil 
I am running BackupPC 2.0.2 with samba 3 patched for using multiple file
excluding...
All the excludes are working. My backups are working but when I look into
the log file, there's something that disturbs me :

2004/3/9 08:59:52 full backup started for share Sauvegarde$
2004/3/9 09:15:53 full backup 0 complete, files, bytes, 3143 xferErrs (
bad files, bad shares, 3143 other)


What are these 3143 errors??? They appear in the report as errors... but my
backup is OK...
Could you tell me why I have these? And how could I make a good report...

I suspect your smbclient is using a comma instead of decimal point
for the reported transfer rate (kbps) per file, eg:

5039 ( 2460,4 kb/s) \internet\index.html
4243 ( 517,9 kb/s) \internet\backblue.gif

The problem is that BackupPC is looking for a decimal point in
xfer rate, not a comma. This is an internationalization problem.
It's fixed in CVS. Here's the fix for 2.0.2 from Frank Gard:

244 of Smb.pm (BackupPC version 2.0.2):
if ( /^\s*(-?\d+) \(\s*\d+\.\d kb\/s\) (.*)$/ ) {

Change the "\." to "[.,]":

if ( /^\s*(-?\d+) \(\s*\d+[.,]\d kb\/s\) (.*)$/ ) {
^^^^
Craig


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