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Configure your backup server with
afserverconfig
or
xafserverconfig
Explanations of the different parameters can be found in CONFIG.
Now the server is ready for your backups.
A note for building on other architectures:
If you want to build clients for non-Debian machines, here's
the relevant snippet from the debian/rules file:
build:
./configure --with-serverbindir=/usr/sbin --with-serverlibdir=/etc/afbackup --with-servervardir=/var/lib/afbackup --with-serverlogdir=/var/log/afbackup --with-clientbindir=/usr/sbin --with-clientlibdir=/etc/afbackup --with-clientvardir=/var/lib/afbackup --with-clientlogdir=/var/log/afbackup --with-rexecdir=/usr/lib/afbackup/rexec --with-clientconf=client.conf --with-serverconf=server.conf --with-servermandir=/usr/man --with-clientmandir=/usr/man
make all DEBUG='-Wall -g' < debian/cryptkey
binary-arch: build
make install.rclient SERVERBINDIR=`pwd`/debian/tmp/usr/sbin SERVERLIBDIR=`pwd`/debian/tmp/etc/afbackup SERVERVARDIR=`pwd`/debian/tmp/var/lib/afbackup CLIENTBINDIR=`pwd`/debian/afbackup-client/usr/sbin CLIENTLIBDIR=`pwd`/debian/afbackup-client/etc/afbackup CLIENTVARDIR=`pwd`debian/afbackup-client/var/lib/afbackup SERVERREXECDIR=`pwd`/debian/afbackup-client/usr/lib/afbackup/rexec
Note that the installation roots for the debian packages are
`pwd`/debian/tmp/ and `pwd`/debian/afbackup-client/, so you have to
adjust it to your setup.
--
Christian Meder <meder@isr.uni-stuttgart.de>
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