On Tue, Nov 26, 2019 at 05:26:54AM +0100, tetrahedra via qubes-users wrote:
I've created a script and user-mode anacrontab to automatically remind
the user if it's been more than N days since the last backup.
Are the qubes-community-docs the best place to document this, or is
there a better
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 04:12:25AM +0100, tetrahedra via qubes-users wrote:
The built-in Qubes backup functionality is great but it's very easy to
forget to run a backup and end up going days (or weeks, or months...)
without it.
MacOS has a handy feature where it will remind you if it has been
On 2019-11-22 04:41, Bernhard wrote:
> However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
been since the last backup.
>>>
>>> What you are looking for is this command:
>>>
>>> qvm-prefs --get $vm backup_timestamp
>
> Nice. In case of a "manual backup", can you also set the
However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
been since the last backup.
What you are looking for is this command:
qvm-prefs --get $vm backup_timestamp
Nice. In case of a "manual backup", can you also set the variable that
way? Like
qvm-prefs --set $vm
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 10:04:59AM -0500, Steve Coleman wrote:
However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
been since the last backup.
What you are looking for is this command:
qvm-prefs --get $vm backup_timestamp
Perfect, thank you!
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On 2019-11-20 22:12, tetrahedra via qubes-users wrote:
> The built-in Qubes backup functionality is great but it's very easy to
> forget to run a backup and end up going days (or weeks, or months...)
> without it.
>
> However, I am stuck on how to determine how many days it has actually
> been
The built-in Qubes backup functionality is great but it's very easy to
forget to run a backup and end up going days (or weeks, or months...)
without it.
MacOS has a handy feature where it will remind you if it has been more
than 10 days since your last backup.
This would be great to have in
