On 2018-06-19 08:29, Carl W. Soderstrom wrote:
On 06/19 03:18 , Akibu Flash wrote:
So, does the BackupPC pool keep the original backed-up files
indefinitely, or is there a period of time after which it deletes the
files, the theory being it doesn't see that Windows client anymore and
thus the
On 06/19 03:18 , Akibu Flash wrote:
> So, does the BackupPC pool keep the original backed-up files indefinitely, or
> is there a period of time after which it deletes the files, the theory being
> it doesn't see that Windows client anymore and thus the pool files aren't
> needed anymore. For
So, does the BackupPC pool keep the original backed-up files indefinitely, or
is there a period of time after which it deletes the files, the theory being it
doesn't see that Windows client anymore and thus the pool files aren't needed
anymore. For example, if I my Windows machine is off line
I am using rsync as the transfer method.
From: Robert Trevellyan
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2018 7:55 AM
To: General list for user discussion, questions and support
Subject: Re: [BackupPC-users] Are Files Re-Copied In Pool On Reinstall of
Backup Client Operating
Which transfer method are you using? With rsync or rsyncd, the data will
not be copied again.
Robert Trevellyan
On Tue, Jun 19, 2018 at 10:46 AM, Akibu Flash
wrote:
> I am using BackupPC 4 on an ArchLinux distribution to backup a Windows
> client. The amount of data on the Windows client
I am using BackupPC 4 on an ArchLinux distribution to backup a Windows client.
The amount of data on the Windows client being backed up is about 3.7 terabytes
in the BackupPC pool. I would like to reinstall the operating system on my
Windows computer and would like to know the following:
1)
