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On Sunday 16 September 2007, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> This looks interesting - thanks. One thing - is it possible to install |
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> it on a box with no Web server? I tried the emerge just now and got |
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> fatal errors from webapp-config. I'll have a browse of the mailing |
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> list archives and see what I can turn up. |
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It probably can be done, but not through portage. My installation uses |
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it, so I have no definitive answer. |
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However, I guess that, with a manual installation and a considerable |
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amount of tweaking, you could make it work that way (even though the |
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docs list apache as a prerequisite). |
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However, consider that, without the web interface, you lose the ability |
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to browse through the backups and start backups and restores in a very |
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simple way. While backups and restores can still be started running the |
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appropriate scripts from the command line, restoring selected files or |
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directories and (most impostant) browsing existing backups becomes |
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nearly impossible, since the data is saved in a format quite difficult |
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to interpret with a normal file manager or using command line tools (ls, |
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find, etc.). |
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