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[Duplicity-talk] Quick Question: full and remove-older-than
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Damon Timm |
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[Duplicity-talk] Quick Question: full and remove-older-than |
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Sat, 22 Nov 2008 21:44:45 -0500 |
Hi Everyone -
Been spending a little time working on getting duplicity up and
running on my home file server; so far, things are coming along
nicely. Thanks a lot for this! Am in the final stages are getting a
script together that can be run in cron for automated nightly backups
... my question is about the "full" and "remove-older-than" options.
Supposing I didn't want to save any files that I had removed from my
server after thirty days -- what is the best way to implement "full"
and "remove-older-than" options ?
Does it make sense to run a "full" backup once a month and then,
immediately after a "remove-older-than 30D" ? Or should I run full
backups more frequently ? Or less ?
I don't think I completely understand the power/approach of the
incremental backup, and would appreciate any guidance you may have on
how to manage a potentially ever growing backup tree.
Thanks,
Damon
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