I'm running buta and dumping volumes - monthly full of the cell,
with nightly incrementals off the full.  I keep the monthly fulls
for a while (a year), and the incrementals for 30 days, and run
"delbuta" nightly:
        delbuta -a 31 -t i
(31 days old or older, only incrementals).

Pretty simple-minded; you might want something more complex.

Pat Wilson
paw AT dartmouth DOT edu

>  Hello all...
>
>  I'm trying to figure out an effective way of simulating expiration
>  processing for our AFS backups.... Anyone have some experience with this?
>
>  How do you other AFS users out there keep your AFS backups from going on
>  and on?
>
>  Thanks much.
>
>  -
>  Best regards,
>  Brian
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