Guy Malacrida wrote:
Thanks for that but as per Backuppc' instructions this would increase drastically the storage space up to when the full circle is achieved and the non-compressed files are deleted from the pool. That is why the program recommends disabling the backup, change the compression value to >0, run the script that should move the files to the compressed pool and only then restart the backup process.This is what I'd like to do
To get a bash shell as user backuppc (which normally doesn't have a shell) you'd do something like the following:
# su -s /bin/bash - backuppc
(Use sudo where applicable. :o) )
Nils Breunese.
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