Dave Sherohman wrote:
Minor correction: A level N backup saves all files that have changed
since the last level N-1 backup. Level 0 gets everything, since there
are no level -1s.
This is not a minor correction, this is important, and I recognized my
error in the thread above.
Thanks for the ex
On Wed, Apr 21, 2004 at 10:03:24AM +0200, Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
> Level n backup is a backup where you save what has changed since the
> last level n backup. period.
Minor correction: A level N backup saves all files that have changed
since the last level N-1 backup. Level 0 gets everything, s
Hi Nicolas,
As quoted from Nicolas Ecarnot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On 20040402, to restore a complete system that was set up on january 1th
> and crashed today, you'll have to provide :
> - L0 2004
> - L1 200404
> - L2 20040402
Correct.
Salut,
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Jeroen Heijungs wrote:
I asked about the differences between the levels of backup and I got (sofar)
two different answers (thanks to you both), so I still do not know for sure:
Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
Level n backup is a backup where you save what has changed since the
last level n backup. period.
Hi Jeroen,
As quoted from Jeroen Heijungs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I asked about the differences between the levels of backup and I got (sofar)
> two different answers (thanks to you both), so I still do not know for sure:
My answer was paraphrased from the ufsdump documentation.
> Some more quest
Hi Jeroen,
As quoted from Jeroen Heijungs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> what exactly are the differences between the different levels of
> backup?
A level N backup includes all files modified since the last level M
backup where M < N. So a level 1 backup includes all files changed
since the last level
I asked about the differences between the levels of backup and I got (sofar)
two different answers (thanks to you both), so I still do not know for sure:
Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
> Level n backup is a backup where you save what has changed since the
> last level n backup. period.
Gertjan van Oosten
Nicolas Ecarnot wrote:
Today, I speak to myself :
PS. CALLING ALL CARS : Are the guys working on the web frontend reading
this e-mail ?
http://subwiki.honeypot.net/cgi-bin/view/Computing/AmControl
Not tested...
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Nicolas Ecarnot
Jeroen Heijungs wrote:
Probably very stupid questions, but can someone shed some light on very simple
questions: what exactly are
the differences between the different levels of backup? I searched the documentation
and arcives but so far
I have not found the exact definitions.
Level n backup is
Probably very stupid questions, but can someone shed some light on very simple
questions: what exactly are
the differences between the different levels of backup? I searched the documentation
and arcives but so far
I have not found the exact definitions.
As I understand:
- level 0 is full-backup
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