the x is a number has increments with every backup job you run. The veeamimmureposvc service controls the. It only works locally and does not listen on any network port, hence it cannot be accessed remotely.
Then use the New Agent Backup Job wizard to define settings for the backup job. Before configuring a backup job, check prerequisites. The veeamimmureposvc service is a local account with root access for managing the immutability. To back up data of a computer protected with Veeam Agent for Linux, you must configure a Veeam Agent backup job in Veeam Backup & Replication. The owner is root, hence it is not created by the Veeam transport service. Or is this only stored in the Veeam database or both? How does it now from when till when a file must be immutable?ĭigging around in the files and folders of the Veeam repository, I soon found the lock file “.veeam.x.lock” (see the green arrow in the image above) that is created by the veeamimmureposvc service. In the end, the service has to clear it and know when to do this. Where is the information about the immutability actually stored? I mean, that “i” attribute is one thing but how do the Linux host and Veeam know from what time period this immutability is valid. Lsattr -a -l list out the full name of the attribute.
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