Hi!
I have started using backuppc at first with rsync, but backing up servers
with millions of small files took very much time (days). This would be
normal, but the incremental backups took almost the same time, which is not
normal.
I have then read that I should use tar as backup method, because the
incremental backups will be much faster. I have tested this and it is true,
much-much-much faster!!!
I have then realized that tar does not store deleted file information in
the incremental backups which is a real pain in the *ss, because when my
clients ask me to restore a state, they will surely hate me if I restore
the deleted files too.
Am I right that there is no way to keep track of deleted files?
If yes, aren't there somekind of alternative ways? For instance a directory
tree pre-script that uses catalogs? :-)
The best would be if backuppc+tar could use catalog files or something.
Or if backuppc would be able to utilize dar as a backup solution, now that
would really be nice, because dar uses catalogs.
Please comment on my problem!
Thanks you,
Daniel
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