I have posted this bug before.
I can get around this error for right now, but it is very annoying. I staggar my backups and create cron jobs that
run after the last backup, and erase the:
"/tmp/virtualmin-copy-test" files.
When I run my backup's:
Using The SAME SERVER AND
2 or more backup's are happening at the SAME TIME AND
They use DIFFERENT LOGIN's AND
They use the SSH OR SCP METHOD
I get the following error:
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Failed to connect to SSH server : scp failed : backmeup4@192.168.1.200's password:
scp: /tmp/virtualmin-copy-test: Permission denied
Killed by signal 1.
Backup failed! See the progress output above for the reason why.
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I understand what is happening the test file called
"/tmp/virtualmin-copy-test" is still there and owned
by the first login (backup1) who started it's backup
first, so the second login (backup2) can't touch it
cause it doesn't own it.
Do you have a better idea than staggering my backup's
and using a cron job to remove the file
"/tmp/virtualmin-copy-test"
or using the exact same username to backup all servers?