William writes:
Is it possible to restore a specific list of files from an rdiff-backup
repository?
I'd like to restore all index.php and index.html files from one day ago
to a temporary local dir, but don't know how to do it, if it's even
possible. Even better would be to provide
wardrop writes:
I'm evaluating rdiff as a potential backup solution for terabytes of
files. Obviously during a restore operation, with that much data you
only want to restore what you need. Does rdiff provide a means of
restoring a sub-set of files from a backup?
You can mount the backup with
Posted and mailed, in case Christian no longer reads this list.
On 2011-07-18, Christian Kölpin wrote:
But this hint points me to hdparm and smartctl. My server is
monitored by Munin every 5 Minutes. Only files who are that large, to
need more than 5 Minutes got hit frequently... After turning
Benjamin wrote:
Since this weekend (and i also remember that problem to have occured
earlier) i have a problem with rdiff-backup.
When I try to backup my files (with the same command a always used) i
get the following error (see below). At first a few notes on my
behavior: I normally backup
Filip Gruszczyński writes:
I'd like to announce first stable release of rdiff-backup-fs
filesystem (formerly known as archfs). rdiff-backup-fs is a filesystem
that provides easy access and browsing of rdiff-backup archives. New
version of filesystem implements on demand revision data
Hi there!
I'm a happy rdiff-backup user, this utility is really excellent. Great work!
But some backup partitions are getting full. Is there a possibility to
remove not only the oldest backups(s), but some backups in between? For my
/home directory, the last backup is most important of course,
