Hi Todd Chester,
Everything is running on a local network. ... As the "administrator". I have remote access to both machines. ... One of the backup sets on Cobian is writing to the FTP server. ... This program I am working on now, is to rotate the FTP backup sets from Cobian.
So, do I understand correctly that you are connecting from the Windows machine to the Linux machine via Net::FTP to accomplish this? Why not simply run a script on the Linux machine directly and have it do its work locally?
Regards, -- Hauke D
| [reply] |
haukex wrote: Why not simply run a script on the Linux machine directly and have it do its work locally?
I second that. Especially if you do this as protection from ransomware, you would not want to allow the (possibly infected) client to delete important backup data.
Plus, if it runs on the server, you could add staging at a later stage (that pun came by itself).
| [reply] |
Because I will not always have full control over ftp servers, such as weird NAS boxes
| [reply] |
| [reply] |
> Are you trolling us or WHAT?!?!?
:'P
| [reply] |