On Sep 30, 09 15:34:47 -0700, Daniel Stone wrote:
Again, please accept our apologies. The decision was made a long time
ago to not back up $HOME, and it was mentioned a few times, but
I don't have any issues about $HOME not being backed up (besides I
didn't know that, but again, it's a free
Excerpts from Matthias Hopf's message of Wed Oct 07 08:12:28 -0700 2009:
But I would like to know the reasoning behind that. Is /home
notoriously flooded with short-living big-sized files, or has this
something to do with local law, or what?
It's just to reduce the size of our backup images
Hi all,
Cutting and pasting from my blog entry[0] because I'm lazy:
As ajax quite elegantly summed up[1], due to a series of catastrophic
power failures at PSU, where fd.o is hosted, we were down for a good
chunk of yesterday. Despite the machines having redundant power
supplies, being
