kenneth wrote:
>
> The main problem is that "yesterday's" backup might be off-site for
> someone who needs a semi-recent file restored. But I don't see much way
> to solve that without keeping the previous backup media on-site.
This is one of the problems solved by using a RAID pair for you
On 3/26/2022 6:28 AM, G.W. Haywood via BackupPC-users wrote:
Without looking into it carefully I couldn't be sure that swapping the
storage device from under BackupPC wouldn't actually cause more issues
than the one which you're trying to address. At the very least I think
you'd want to look at
On 3/26/2022 6:23 AM, jbk wrote:
I use a common drive label for the four disks I rotate. I recommend
auto mount so that if your machine should restart for any reason the
disk will remount protecting the local drive from running out of
space. I manually stop and start the backuppc.service and th
Kenneth Porter wrote:
> I'm adding a second external drive to my rotation so I can keep one
> off-site in case of disaster.
>
> How do people handle this? What do your systemd mount/automount unit files
> look like? Do you use a single drive label so a single systemd unit works
> to mount
On 3/26/22 08:03, Kenneth Porter wrote:
I'm adding a second external drive to my rotation so I can
keep one off-site in case of disaster.
How do people handle this? What do your systemd
mount/automount unit files look like? Do you use a single
drive label so a single systemd unit works to mou
Hi there,
On Sat, 26 Mar 2022, Kenneth Porter wrote:
I'm adding a second external drive to my rotation so I can keep one
off-site in case of disaster.
Without looking into it carefully I couldn't be sure that swapping the
storage device from under BackupPC wouldn't actually cause more issues
I'm adding a second external drive to my rotation so I can keep one
off-site in case of disaster.
How do people handle this? What do your systemd mount/automount unit files
look like? Do you use a single drive label so a single systemd unit works
to mount any backup drive to the same mount poi
