Hervé Richard wrote:
>
> By the way I have a rotation between two hard drive every 2 weeks.
> This done manually.
> Localhost config.pl is stored on each hard drive including the backuppc
> dir as below:
> backuppc/
> cpool/
> log/
> pc/
> pool/
> trash/
>
> I think there is bad influence on the way backuppc behave.
That shouldn't cause any particular problem as long as the
backuppc_nightly jobs run.
>>
> When I execute ' find . -links 1 ' in the cpool directory I see a lot of
> files.
> In my configuration, files are stored on a RAID volume mounted on a
> mount point in home directory.
> In the Cpool directory I got directories from : 0 to f and same subdirs
> from 0 to f...
> For example:
> ls cpool -> 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f
> and ls cpool/0/ -> same thing as above
> ls cpool/0/0/ -> same thing
> ls cpool/0/0/0/ -> gives me files with 34 hexa digit.
>
> When I check (with ls -la) files date some are more than 1 year older
> than the other (eg: 2006 and 2007)
The age doesn't matter - files will remain as long as some copy of that
same content is still in a backup run under the pc directory. However,
when the last copy under the pc directory expires and is removed, the
link count on the cpool instance will go down to 1 and the next run of
backuppc_nightly should remove it. I think I would try stopping the
backuppc service and running (as the backuppc user)
BackupPC_Nightly 0 255
to see if it releases some space or has some error.
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Les Mikesell
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