Miłosz Kosobucki wrote:
So,
is there any way to keep 7 days of backup that doesn't require having
two full backups on disk at any point?
My opinion:
If you don't have _at least_ 2 full backups on disk or tape for a
fileset at any given instant you aren't doing it properly
So,
is there any way to keep 7 days of backup that doesn't require having
two full backups on disk at any point?
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On 03/18/11 12:16, Miłosz Kosobucki wrote:
So,
is there any way to keep 7 days of backup that doesn't require having
two full backups on disk at any point?
If you *don't* at some point have two full backups on hand, then you
don't have a robust backup solution, because it means you deleted
On 03/18/2011 05:29 PM, Phil Stracchino wrote:
If you *don't* at some point have two full backups on hand, then you
don't have a robust backup solution, because it means you deleted your
old full backup before the new one completed, and that in turn means
there is a window - however brief -
Hi,
I have a problem with finding correct configuration for my usage
scenario. I want to have six days worth of backups. My first approach
was making a pool with the following configuration:
Pool Type = Backup
Recycle = yes
AutoPrune = yes
Storage = File
Maximum Volumes = 6
On 14.03.2011 23:06, ganiuszka wrote:
Hi,
Hi,
Why do you need to store full and incremental/differential backups in
the same pool? You can do it with two or more pools - one for full
backup and the rest for incremental/differential backups. (eg. by
using Full Backup Pool, Differential
