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Cobian backup

blob37 Posted messages 3041 Status Membre -  
 vinsse2001 -
Hello,

I use Cobian Backup to schedule backups.
It performs them locally, on a designated partition, and there are no issues there.
It performs them to a remote PC, and there, certain folders are systematically not backed up with the message
unable to create the destination directory followed by the path of the directory that should have been created.
If anyone can help me, if there's something specific to do for backups to remote PCs...
Thank you
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.12

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Vad
 
Hello,

by default the Cobian service is installed using a local account, you just need to switch it to a network account or an administrator account for the backup on a remote workstation to work properly.

hoping this can help someone.

Vad
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sabra
 
Thank you for the idea, I'll test it!!
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DamDam
 
Thank you, I had the same problem and it worked; it was simple!
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roberth_37 Posted messages 14 Status Membre
 
And how to change the account???
Thank you.
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arshan
 
Thanks for the 2-hour boost I was looking for in vain... ps: for me, I set Administrator as the server password and the domain to .local so that it would work.
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Baltha
 
I approve Vad's solution; using the Cobian Backup 11 service under the local user Administrator allows writing backups to a remote drive without any issues.
For your information, I had the following error message:
Unable to create the destination directory "\\192.168.1.XXX\Folder\Destination\": The syntax of the file name, directory, or volume is incorrect.
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nicupolo Posted messages 3 Registration date   Status Membre Last intervention   1
 
If you don't have a server, it is possible to manage the backup on another workstation by using the same users and passwords on both workstations.
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DD44
 
Hello
I had the same problem and followed the advice found at this link: http://www.amula.asso.fr/site/article.php?id_article=39... and it works.

Good luck,
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blob37 Posted messages 3041 Status Membre 343
 
Thank you for the link, but the tutorial is missing ;-) apparently it's dead.
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