I've had 3.0.0 betas running fine and updated to 3.0.0 final a couple
of weeks ago. Since things were running fine, there was no need to
change the configuration.
However, tonight I decided to decrease the max number of backups saved
and got the following messages:
Error: No save due to error
Hi
I do have a backuppc server, that works really well, having backups with a
total size of about 600GB using only 130GB storage.
However, the partition is only 200GB.
I realised, that I do have backups of a lot things that I should have
excluded from backups.
So I would like to:
- remove directo
Jeff Schmidt wrote:
On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 16:47 -0600, Jason Hughes wrote:
Basically, I'm looking for a quick way to find the filenames and/or
backup numbers I should use to get at all versions of a particular file.
how 'bout a commandline browser?
something like:
links
"http://BACK
On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 16:47 -0600, Jason Hughes wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I suddenly had an urge to do some work on a particular configuration
> file and wanted to determine all the changes that had occurred to it
> over the lifetime of its backups. Is there a simple command line tool
> that shows
Hey all,
I suddenly had an urge to do some work on a particular configuration
file and wanted to determine all the changes that had occurred to it
over the lifetime of its backups. Is there a simple command line tool
that shows all the revisions that have been transferred to my pool,
either p
