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Hi team,
Excellent product of yours.
I've been using the XSIBackup to sucessfully backup from datastore to datastore.
The issue surfaces when I try to backup to a remote server. (source 192.168.1.50, destination 192.168.1.80)
The copy is generated in the destination, but I receive the following report by mail.
Fri Jul 13 22:00:28 UTC 2018
XSIBACKUP-FREE 10.3.0 AT HOST:
localhost
IP v4: 192.168.1.50/ 255.255.255.0
VMware ESXi 6.7.0 build-8169922
Done hot backup (id: unknown) using rsync (no compression)
Mirroring following VMs to 192.168.1.80:22:/vmfs/volumes/datastore1...
VM Name State Size (Gb) Stop Copy Start Time (min) Speed (mb/s)
dcserver ON 400/ 400 NO (hot backup) KO! - 221 30/ 30
Last notice raised for the above VM:
ERROR CLNUPVMX details: [dcserver] error: cannot update VMX file details: FIPS mode initialized
Complete backup elapsed time: 221 min
Backup of ESXi configuration is not available in XSIBACKUP-FREE
I use the following command line in the cron utility of xsibackup to launch the backup
"/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/xsi-dir/xsibackup" --time="Mon 22:00|Tue 22:00|Wed 22:00|Thu 22:00|Fri 22:00" --backup-point="192.168.1.80:22:/vmfs/volumes/datastore1" --backup-prog=rsync --backup-type=custom --backup-vms="dcserver" --mail-from=blablabla@gmail.com --mail-to=blablabla@gmail.com,dfraser@mycompanyinfo.com --smtp-srv=smtp.gmail.com --smtp-port=465 --smtp-auth=yes --smtp-sec=TLS --smtp-usr=blablabla@gmail.com --smtp-pwd=xxxxxxxx
Since I couldn't find anything on the net about this error message, I contact you in the search of throwing some light on the subject
I hope this information I gave you is sufficient, otherwise, just let me know what extra evidence I can provide in order to help your understanding.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kindest regards,
Diego H. Fraser
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That error is thrown by lastest versions of OpenSSL distributed with ESXi 6.7. It is totally unnecessary, but somebody decided OpenSSL to throw that excruciating verbosity.
XSIBackup-Free does not handle that, so you have different options:
- Use some previous version of ESXi
- Backup to datastore.
- Buy XSIBackup-Pro
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Thanks admin for your prompt reply.
So considering your previous comment, there are two questions that I have to ask:
1) Should I disregard this kind of messages and assume that the backup was performed ok? As far as I tested the backuped VMs started flawlessly..
2) Can you ensure me that if I buy the XSIBackup-Pro version I will get rid off these annoying issue?
Thanks again for your time
Kind regards,
Diego H. Fraser
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1/ That is an informational message, so as long as it's not causing some nested errors (additional errors on the report), the backup should be fine.
2/ Yes, we already addressed that issue on the Pro version. You have some additional -must have- features created to compare backup files by means of their SHA1 checksums.
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