On 26/11/23 08:02, Steve Litt wrote:
Is the remote vendor going to take the same care in preserving your
data as you would? You could buy two 2TB spinning rust external hard
drives for seventy bucks each, so if one gets borked you have the
other. If you desire offsite, keep one in a bank safe
Matthias Nagel said on Sat, 25 Nov 2023 11:51:09 +
>I would like to avoid making a local deep copy first. This essentially
>doubles the required storage on the local disk and it also wears down
>the disk much faster as I will write gigabytes of data onto the disk
>every 24 hours.
>
>I would
Why don't you duplicate mail delivery?
Best regards
Kenneth
On Thu, 23 Nov 2023, Matthias Nagel wrote:
Why would you want to do that? Afaik sdbox stores email per file.
There is also an index file which stores meta attributes per mail/file and I
want them to be consistent.
The mta
I would like to avoid making a local deep copy first. This essentially
doubles the required storage on the local disk and it also wears down the
disk much faster as I will write gigabytes of data onto the disk every 24
hours.
I would prefer an option which allows the backup program (Borg
Why would you want to do that? Afaik sdbox stores email per file.
There is also an index file which stores meta attributes per mail/file and
I want them to be consistent.
The mta just delivers the email later and your backup is already old.
That's not really am argument. Just imagine the
On Wed, 22 Nov 2023, Matthias Nagel wrote:
Dear all,
I am using Dovecot sdbox format for mailboxes. Is there an option to
temporarily make Dovecot read-only while the mailboxes are being backed-up
such that a consistent state is backed-up?
I am looking for some command which I can use as
Dear all,
I am using Dovecot sdbox format for mailboxes. Is there an option to
temporarily make Dovecot read-only while the mailboxes are being backed-up such
that a consistent state is backed-up?
I am looking for some command which I can use as pre- and post-hook for
Borgbackup. I am looking
