[05:20] Hi - I'm trying to run an Ubuntu cloud image using Qemu. I have set up cloud.txt, created cloud.img, and from the qemu output it looks like my user is set up and the authorized_keys file is initialized with my pubkey. Problem is, I can't seem to log in with it. When I tell Qemu to set up a port forward, the SSH port appears open, but no SSH-server is responding (no banner in netcat). I also tried setting up a tap device, and I get a [05:20] response from SSH then, but no luck logging in (key is rejected). [10:41] i previously have written our own backup scripts based on rsync, but is looking for a more maintainable way of backing up a large number of VMs. Any recommendations? [10:56] albech: Part of a more maintainable solution might be not having to backup some/most/all of the VMs at all. That is, having a setup in place which allows you to automatically redeploy your VMs. Then you can instead focus on backuping up just the data. [10:58] andol: yes thats what we are doing now.. we backup data and configuration [10:58] been looking at bacula, but not convinced yet [11:00] I live the deamon concept however.. [11:00] like* [11:09] albech: Ah, sorry about making assumptions. [11:09] albech: But yeah, I think something along the lines of bacula is what you want to get it a bit more structured, with a bit more overview. [11:10] Regarding Bacula, also looked at the Bareos fork? [11:10] BackupPC might also be an alternative? [11:10] cheers exactly the kind of recommendations i am looking for [11:25] andol: thanks for pointing me to Bareos.. Don't really want to waste time on a semi abandoned project. [13:20] good night(although its morning) === Ussat-1 is now known as Ussat [20:45] albech, you could always ask in ##backup and see if anyone knows anything.