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    Default cpbackup -- incremental mode query

    incremental mode backup is running w/o any problems and had tried recovering from the backup and it's all fine. However, the cpbackup cron mail, contains something like this also for each account backed up (incremental mode):

    pkgacctfile is: /backup/cpbackup/daily/username.tar.gz

    However, incremental mode backup runs with no compression. These *.gz's are not found anywhere. So why does the cpbackup mail contains the above message? This is a bit confusing. Can someone enlighten me on this plz!

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    Anyone using incremental mode backup?

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    It looks like it's because the cpbackup script uses /scripts/pkgacct to generate the backup and then deletes the tar.gz afterwards if it's incremental, so you're getting the message from pkgacct (if I'm reading the script right). If it bothers you, log it in bugzilla.
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    pkgacct while it runs is a resource hog and it does run for a big time. Yes bugzilla is the next destination.

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    [edit]
    http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=2348
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    Last edited by anup123; 04-18-2005 at 04:34 PM.

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    I always thought that after the first run, if there are barely 1000 files changing incremental backup's would be faster and also less resource intensive. But as always, cpbackup, incremental mode or otherwise has always been an ever running process.... 4 hours for 1000 files, i could copy 40000 files totalling to 2 gb using scp across two remotely located servers in that period of time. Barely 1000 changed files daily and it takes three to four hours on a dual cpu machine which never kicks load beyond 0.5

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