Dominic Raferd writes:
> Definitely worth trying using command line switch --tempdir set to a
> place where there is lots of space. Regressions do seem to require a
> lot of temporary space.
Thanks very much for the hint. I set --tempdir to a filesystem with
about 1 TB free, and then --check-de
Definitely worth trying using command line switch --tempdir set to a
place where there is lots of space. Regressions do seem to require a lot
of temporary space.
Dominic
On 04/08/13 16:13, Greg Troxel wrote:
I have been doing rdiff-backup of a filesystem that's around 400 GB to
external disks
I have been doing rdiff-backup of a filesystem that's around 400 GB to
external disks for about 2 years. As I got more bits, the free space on
the 1T backup disk (which has other stuff) got small, perhaps around
100G. After a failed backup (due to me killing it, or something going
wrong, but noth
