On 04.02.2015 2:44, Adam Goryachev wrote:
My personal preference is to backup *everything*. Anything less than
this, and you will eventually have the situation where the weird config
file wasn't stored in the standard place, and you can't restore it, or
someone wrote a custom script and saved
Thanks a lot for the answers. I will test it this week.
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I'm struggling with the performance of BackupPC_nightly.
The system is FreeBSD 10.0 running BackupPC on a zfs pool with 109Tb of
space across 30 disks. The system has 128Gb of ram and dedicated ssds
for zfs intent log and L2ARC. Performance is generally good, as expected
for this hardware.
Hey,
Looking for best practice here. I have converted my workstation from Debian
to PCBSD. So I'm looking for ideas on what to back up. Since the system and
the userspace are separate, would it be prudent to back up /home and
/usr/local (plus the usual suspects like /etc)?
Any suggestions?
On 04/02/15 09:25, Brad Alexander wrote:
Hey,
Looking for best practice here. I have converted my workstation from
Debian to PCBSD. So I'm looking for ideas on what to back up. Since
the system and the userspace are separate, would it be prudent to back
up /home and /usr/local (plus the
