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[rdiff-backup-users] backup Windows to Linux file permissions


From: Patrik Dufresne
Subject: [rdiff-backup-users] backup Windows to Linux file permissions
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2015 14:30:21 -0400

Hello,

I've setup rdiff-backup to backup a windows computer. The backup always complete successfully, but the files created on the Linux servers are set to 0777. Security wise, it's very bad since everyone able to connect to the Linux server can see by files. I'm looking for a simpleway to make rdiff-backup create the files with a different permissions (e.g.: 0700 or 0770)


I've running a command similare to:

rdiff-backup.exe -v 5 --no-hard-links --exclude-symbolic-links --no-acls --remote-schema "plink.exe -2 -batch -i key.ppk %s rdiff-backup --server" --exclude-globbing-filelist my-excludes --include-globbing-filelist my-includes --exclude "C:/**" C:/ address@hidden::/home/ikus060/test-winxp-fr

 -----------------------------------------------------------------
 Detected abilities for source (read only) file system:
   Access control lists                         Off
   Extended attributes                          Off
   Windows access control lists                 Off
   Case sensitivity                             Off
   Escape DOS devices                           Off
   Escape trailing spaces                       Off
   Mac OS X style resource forks                Off
   Mac OS X Finder information                  Off
 -----------------------------------------------------------------
 POSIX ACLs test skipped. rdiff-backup run with --no-acls option.
 Windows ACLs test skipped. rdiff-backup run with --no-acls option.
 escape_dos_devices not required by filesystem at /home/ikus060/test-winxp-fr/rdiff-backup-data/rdiff-backup.tmp.0
 -----------------------------------------------------------------
 Detected abilities for destination (read/write) file system:
   Ownership changing                           Off
   Hard linking                                 On
   fsync() directories                          On
   Directory inc permissions                    On
   High-bit permissions                         On
   Symlink permissions                          Off
   Extended filenames                           On
   Windows reserved filenames                   Off
   Access control lists                         Off
   Extended attributes                          On
   Windows access control lists                 Off
   Case sensitivity                             On
   Escape DOS devices                           Off
   Escape trailing spaces                       Off
   Mac OS X style resource forks                Off
   Mac OS X Finder information                  Off
 -----------------------------------------------------------------

Thanks for your help.

--
Patrik Dufresne


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