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> How do you archive your backups?
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I use the Archive function from BackupPC:
https://backuppc.github.io/backuppc/BackupPC.html#Archive-functions
I save the archive to an external drive, which I then move off-site.
WHat I was thinking was simply moving/renaming the current backup set and
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Just as an update...
I have been running BackupPC 4.x on my RPI4 with 8GB memory and an
external USB 1TB Samsung SSD.
It's been ROCK STABLE for the past 7 months -- no crashes in more than
200 days and I only rebooted once due to a kernel upgrade.
So in summary, it's a simple, fast, stable, small
On 8/11/2021 2:07 PM, Rob Morin wrote:
Hey everyone
I have a full week's backup of all my servers, i want to make an immutable copy of
them, so I was thinking of just "moving" the current data dir, and whatever else I
might need to another partition, and start the backup from scratch again
Hey Guillermo, thanks for the reply...
How do you archive your backups?
WHat I was thinking was simply moving/renaming the current backup set and
making the dir immutable to prevent ransomware from getting to it.
Then start from scratch again, but leave that one for 6 months then do the
same thi
Hi,
I have a full week's backup of all my servers, i want to make an immutable
> copy of them, so I was thinking of just "moving" the current data dir, and
> whatever else I might need to another partition, and start the backup from
> scratch again.
>
Why "move and start from scratch"? Why don't
Hi there,
On Thu, 12 Aug 2021, Rob Morin wrote:
I have a full week's backup of all my servers, i want to make an immutable
copy of them, so I was thinking of just "moving" the current data dir, and
whatever else I might need to another partition, and start the backup from
scratch again.
Mean w