[Dirvish] Updating/overwriting existing images
Dave Howorth
dhoworth at mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk
Tue Aug 8 07:44:17 UTC 2006
Samuel P Howard wrote:
>>In any case, this just ends up in a religious argument, and I'm not very
>>interested in getting into one of those. The end result is that I have
>>no clean solution to my problem, and have to fall back on either hacking
>>Dirvish (not really what I want to do), or brute force destroy and
>>re-create (not exactly what I want to do, either).
If you don't like dirvish, you might want to look at dar or rdiff-backup
and see if they do what you want.
Jason Boxman wrote:
> `dirvish-expire` will remove snapshots that are scheduled for expiration,
> including any index that might exist in directories that are set to expire.
> I'm fairly certain you're on your own for failed snapshots.
I believe dirvish handles them OK. I occasionally get failed backups for
various reasons and I never do anything about them. dirvish picks up
again the next day. I don't end up with failed backups littered around
my disk; they seem to expire as normal.
Cheers, Dave
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