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Allow auto-removal by total snapshot number, or intervals shorter than 1 day #1303
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(Also check the README.me frontpage of this repository for workarounds to some known problems.) |
Thanks. I'm use "--no-perms --no-group --no-owner" |
Maybe the "Auto-remove" tab in the "Settings" dialog is what you are looking for.
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Thanks. |
Can give us a bit more details about your settings. How are your backups scheduled? |
I want to do backup every five minutes, but i need save on disk only six last copies. |
Currently, there is no option to auto-remove snapshots by total number, only by:
I've seen the wish to auto-remove for shorter intervals a few times, so I suggest keeping this Issue open as a Feature Request to allow for more flexible auto-removal (by total snapshot number or age << 1 day). |
Might not be directly relevant to this issue. But I investigated the current auto-/smart-remove behavior and documented it. I found inconsistent behavior and minor bugs. There is a lot potential to improve and refactoring. Before starting with this I would like to request your opinions and suggestions about the next steps. Please see the issue #1945 for details and a mockup for the new auto-remove dialog-tab. Feedback and suggestions welcome. We appreciate your feedback. |
Why does backintime make a copy of the directory if the files in the directory have not changed?
Backup settings are all by default. Copy on local directory.
BackInTime 1.3.2
rsync version v3.2.6 protocol version 31
Linux ARCH 5.19.8-arch1-1
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