hello !
you can`t!
at least there isn`t a "clean" or an "official" way for this.
you could delete that dir/file from the backup-dir and also from the
increments dir (if there is an increment for this)
BUT:
there is information about that backup' ed data in the metadata files, which
would still exist and reference files, which don`t exist anymore.
don`t know if this can be really problematic, though.
deleting files from the backup has been requested as a feature several
times.
regards
roland
----- Original Message -----
From: "Arnaud Guiton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [rdiff-backup-users] Deleting unwanted files
Arnaud wrote:
- If not, to remove only the last session, have I to use
--remove-older-than 0B or --remove-older-than 1B ?
I read the doc again and realized that I may have written something stupid
here.
--remove-older-than 0B or --remove-older-than 1B will remove all the files
that were here before the last session (or the one before, I'm a little
bit
confused between 0B and 1B), won't it ?
How can I remove the data from the last session only ?
--
Arnaud
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