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Why do you rotate the backup directory? There is no need to rotate
directories in an rdiff-backup repository. You can recover previous
versions anyway. You can delete old versions if you need the disk
space back (but they are stored efficiently so it might not be
necessary). On 25/03/2013 16:47, Gary Rickert
wrote:
We have been running rdiff-backup via a cron script (follows) for the last few months against 3 systems with no problem. The backup directory is rotated each week, and last night the initial (full) backup apparently failed. |
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