On Thu, 20 Apr 2023 08:37:45 -0400
Eric Beversluis wrote:
> When I get up in the morning my rdiff-backup process hasn't finished.
> I can't figure out if it's taking all night (it's a pretty big
> backup, since it includes the Windows VM) or if, for some reason,
> it's hanging up during the
In Minarca, which uses rdiff-backup under the hood, I'm using wakepy (
https://pypi.org/project/wakepy/) to keep the computer awake during the
execution of the backup.
I see it has a command line interface. So it might be possible to use it in
a bash script.
I think Wakepy is calling a systemd
Eric Beversluis writes:
> So my question concerns how suspend work on Ubuntu. I assume that the
> computer doesn't suspend if a process like rdiff-backup is
> running. Maybe that's wrong. But I've always thought the computer
> wouldn't suspend as long as there was activity. And if the computer
>
When I get up in the morning my rdiff-backup process hasn't finished. I
can't figure out if it's taking all night (it's a pretty big backup,
since it includes the Windows VM) or if, for some reason, it's hanging
up during the night.
So my question concerns how suspend work on Ubuntu. I assume
