(Virgin bug reporter) Looks like -g option required for sarab's "sarab.dcf" if upgrading dar to >2.2.6. Result: Parse error on command line (or included files): Unknown argument : etc Prior to dar upgrade, sarab.dcf could contain lines as shown in config example: --fs-root / ... etc home Post dar upgrade the following is required: --fs-root / ... -g etc -g home Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install sarab-0.2.2-r2. Install dar-2.3.3. 2. edit /etc/sarab/sarab.dcf 3. Add a path to backup as shown in the installed config file, e.g. ... #[list of paths] # List directories to back up (relative to fs-root). # If none are given, everything under root is backed up. # If directories are listed, only those directories # will be backed up. Be sure to add quotes around tricky paths. # Example: # "mnt/win_d/My Documents/" etc 4. run /etc/cron.daily/sarab Actual Results: Result: Parse error on command line (or included files): Unknown argument : etc Expected Results: Creating backup with DAR... Data loss would come from backups not being done.
This seems to be fixed in sarab-0.2.3. I'll bump it as soon as we could resolve bug 198473.
*sarab-0.2.4 (03 Jun 2008) 03 Jun 2008; Robert Buchholz <rbu@gentoo.org> -files/0.2.2-fix-rotation-gentoo.patch, -files/0.2.2-test-with-encryption-gentoo.patch, -files/0.2.2-refname-calculation-gentoo.patch, +files/0.2.4-better-defaults-gentoo.patch, -files/0.2.2-better-defaults-gentoo.patch, files/README.Gentoo, -sarab-0.2.2-r1.ebuild, -sarab-0.2.2-r2.ebuild, +sarab-0.2.4.ebuild: Version bump, fixes security bug #198473 (CVE-2008-2517), DAR encryption passwords were visible to local users via ps. Also introduces support for newer versions of DAR (bug #212048).