The icon should give a state which file it is handling at the moment...

About the schedule per included folder: no you do not want to try it,
because it is still broken in the 0.9.26 version. I asked it because it
causes much higher loads that is why.

2009/11/15 John Baptist <[email protected]>

> Certainly, the heaviest load was during the initial backup; the
> incremental backups move much less data, and in particular the really
> big files (ISOs and movies) don't get changed and so don't get copied.
> However, there was slow down (although much less) during subsequent
> incremental backups; I believe this comes from other big files, like
> virtual machine state files and so forth. It's a little hard to tell
> which file was causing it, since I don't know of a way to tell which
> file is currently being copied; the notification area icon provides a
> dialog box but its content isn't updated dynamically. (As an aside, it
> would be nice if clicking on the notification icon opened a running log
> of the backup procedure.)
>
> In regard to your second question, I'm not really sure what you mean by
> schedle per included folder. Is this a configuration option? What effect
> is it supposed to have? I'm happy to try it and report back to you.
>
> --
> Backup slows down system, doesn't throttle I/O
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/482931
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> Bug description:
> When BIT is actively copying data, the system is significantly less
> responsive because of the disk load. BIT should be more polite. It should
> use ionice to set its I/O to a lower priority and it should use a slow,
> background copy mechanism to copy files in a way that's less intrusive to
> foreground processes.
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Backup slows down system, doesn't throttle I/O
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/482931
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Status in Back In Time: New

Bug description:
When BIT is actively copying data, the system is significantly less responsive 
because of the disk load. BIT should be more polite. It should use ionice to 
set its I/O to a lower priority and it should use a slow, background copy 
mechanism to copy files in a way that's less intrusive to foreground processes.

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