[Dirvish] expiring and sporadic backups?
Gert Brinkmann
g111 at netcologne.de
Tue May 1 11:07:15 PDT 2007
Paul Slootman wrote:
> the expire-rule stuff has nothing to do with time slots or such, only
> with rules defining when the image should be expired.
> You will probably be best off building some wrapper thing that modifies
> the Expires: line in the images' summary files according to your own
> wished; that line (and only that!) is used by dirvish-expire to
> determine whether an image is eligible for deletion or not. You can
> change that without any problems, as long as you don't break the format
> of the date/time.
Ah ok, this makes things clearer for me. So I think I will start with
never- (or very late) expiring and see how soon I need more space. Is it
a problem to manually delete some of the images? I guess that they are
just directories that can be deleted without any constraints?
After this I can think about an expiring script that either sets the
Expire-dates or deletes the images itself.
Thank you for your answer,
Gert
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