> Thanks, but I don't want to completely remove that host; I only want to
> remove its oldest backup or two. I have several old "full" backups
> which I don't really need.
Have you tried to set (in config file for that machine):
$Conf{FullKeepCnt}
Bear in mind that $Conf{FullKeepCntMin} and $Conf
Jono Woodhouse wrote:
What is the best way to remove an old backup I don't need?
>From memory:
1. Remove the machine entry from your xxx/conf/hosts file (or
/etc/BackupPC/hosts file if you did a fresh install of v3.00beta)
2. You can delete the xxx/pc/machine folder - but tha
> What is the best way to remove an old backup I don't need?
>From memory:
1. Remove the machine entry from your xxx/conf/hosts file (or
/etc/BackupPC/hosts file if you did a fresh install of v3.00beta)
2. You can delete the xxx/pc/machine folder - but that won't save you much disk
space (yet).
3.
What is the best way to remove an old backup I don't need? My backup
drive is full and I need to temporarily clear up some space. If I just
"rm -rf" the numeric directory containing that backup, will backuppc
take care of cleaning everything else up?
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> Is it possible to add "nice" to cygwin-rsyncd package ?
Hi Alfred
Although I can't comment re cygwin-rsyncd, you can use (Free) Process Priority
Saver - so that this process is always loaded as Idle priority. Here's a link
to the product.
This product is marked as free for personal use, and
