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cpbackup -- touch: No such file or directory

Discussion in 'Data Protection' started by astopy, Dec 18, 2009.

  1. astopy

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    I have three servers, all of which are configured to back up to a CIFS share. On two of the servers, cpbackup bails out with "touch: cannot touch `/nas-backup/(hostname)/cpbackup/daily': No such file or directory", where /nas-backup is the mount point for the CIFS share (which is always mounted) and the backup destination in WHM is /nas-backup/(hostname).

    All three servers are configured identically (as far as I can see), and cpbackup works when I run it manually. Any ideas?
     
    #1 astopy, Dec 18, 2009
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    Through which user is this cron/cpbackup run/configured? It has to be root to be more specific to perform such tasks..
     
    #2 viraj, Dec 18, 2009
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    Perm. mount --

    check your conifgure under backup configurations and see if they match server by server


     
    #3 rgpayne, Dec 18, 2009
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    It's in root's crontab on all three servers.

    After diffing /etc/cpbackup.conf, the only difference between servers is the hostname in the backup destination.

    At the moment I'm thinking that the CIFS connection might be timing out on two of the servers -- I assumed that the network would be able to handle all three running at once, but maybe not. I'll reschedule them and see what happens.
     
    #4 astopy, Dec 19, 2009
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