Jeff Thompson
Jeff Thompson
I'm having the same issue, did you ever find a workaround?
I had noticed that I was seeing multiple versions of the snapshot revisions files on B2, which I didn't understand why that would be happening. Part of the pull request...
You should have your "clients" perform duplicacy check's on their end. My scripts will check, backup, copy, prune, and check again... All automated.
Check is not a bandwidth hog, certainly less than running the backups from the client to your server in the first place. As far as cluelessness of your clients, I...
Definitely doesn't download actual data chunks.... I have ~ 900GB backed up and check runs in a couple of minutes over my LAN (NAS), under a minute on an external...
Hi, the scripts, as written are too specific to my setup to likely be of any value to a wide audience. I have hardcoded hostname's, storage locations, etc. Time permitting,...
@kevinvinv, agreed that -files would perform much differently than without -files. I use check w/o the -files parameter. I'd only use -files if you're worried about bit rot or similar,...
Yes, rc stands for return code. The scripts were not written for general use, if I have time, I'll rewrite so that you can pass arguments to the script rather...
In my usage, I have ~ 500GB backed up on NAS (ext4 nesting=2), external USB (HFS+ nesting=2), and B2 (cloud, nesting=0) in roughly ~ 115K chunks. Since the nesting is...
Agreed, a return code of zero with a less than successful backup is not good. In my opinion, a non-zero exit code should be used if a file included (explicitly...