This is already implemented (for the next version: 1.0). The new format will be:
$DEST/backintime/$host/$user/$prfileid/$when/backup/$origpath
You can try it from testing repository.
** Changed in: backintime
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: backintime
Importance: Undecided => High
** Changed in: backintime
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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[enhancement] include hostname in backup path
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/505694
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Status in Back In Time: Fix Committed
Bug description:
Currently, it appears that BiT uses the following as a basic structure for the
backup location:
$DEST/backintime/$when/backup/$origpath
This works great when the destination is only used as the backup target for one
system. However, when the volume is used to store backups for multiple system
this can become rather cluttered. As each system would have to specify a new
top level folder within the volume for itself. Instead, I propose that BiT
create a subfolder under the "backintime" folder for each host:
$DEST/backintime/$host/$when/backup/$origpath
This is also similar to the path structure used by Apple's TimeMachine backups.
It would help keep all backups under a single root folder on the destination
volume. Thereby avoiding clutter and potential confusion on what is and what
isn't a BiT backup folder.
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