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17th September 2012, 11:49 PM #1 How Do I monitor Server Data Input ?.
Now the data Flows ok to our backup server at home Home NAS With Raid1 from my daughters laptop at uni automatically, I need to monitor when its done a backup so it can be turned off.
Her laptop should send me a email when it's done a backup but she is having problems with SMTP email server that they use for the private halls and only can use 'webmail'.
The only way I can see if any data's flowing into the server is a Network desktop widget on the server.
Any idea's please.
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2nd October 2012, 12:30 AM #2 Did you end up using something based on rsync? If her laptop initiates the transfer you can set whatever you want to happen at the end by using post-exec in your rsyncd configuration on the server. If it's based on an ssh connection you can probably script a check of the authentication logs for her log out, or grep the process list or who output. It makes more sense for the laptop to be calling the shots though, rather than have the server guessing at what happened. If the laptop has credentials to connect then use them post-backup to tell the server that it's finished.
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20th October 2012, 12:22 AM #3 Hi, I'm sorry I did not know I had a reply.
Yes you have some good idea's thanks I will look into them.
I did get the emails working again from the laptop by using 'Gmail smtp' servers so it now sends me an email when its done a backup.
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