Re: [Duplicity-talk] Concurrently running duplicities?

[Andreas Schildbach]

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Content preview:  Charles Duffy wrote: >> In this case, may I suggest a
  new feature: Automatically starting a >> full backup after a defined
  time span. E.g. "--full-backup-every 1M" >> would force a full backup
  when the last full backup is older than one >> month (or not existing).
  > > Do it yourself. > > No, seriously -- it won't even take any
  modification of Duplicity code! > Just store your backups in a location
  which includes YYYY-MM in the > directory structure; that way, there
  will be automatic rotation every > month. [...] 

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> Tue, 29 May 2007 08:24:22 +0200
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> Charles Duffy wrote:
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> > > In this case, may I suggest a new feature: Automatically starting a 
> > > full backup after a defined time span. E.g. "--full-backup-every 1M" 
> > > would force a full backup when the last full backup is older than one 
> > > month (or not existing).
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> > Do it yourself.
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> > No, seriously -- it won't even take any modification of Duplicity code! 
> > Just store your backups in a location which includes YYYY-MM in the 
> > directory structure; that way, there will be automatic rotation every 
> > month.
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> This won't really work, because of side effects. The --cleanup, 
> --collection-status and --remove-older-than commands would stop finding 
> all backups.
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> Regards,
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> Andreas
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