On 23.09.2014 23:30, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 1:50 PM, xpac <backuppc-forum AT backupcentral DOT
> com> wrote:
>> Hi, I'm fairly new to Linux, and brand new to BackupPC (I've dealt with
>> Netbackup/BackupExec/Commvault in the past in mostly Windows centric
>> environments) - I've recently installed it and started generating some test
>> backups so I can work out any issues, and so far so good.
>>
>> However, these are not backup jobs that I would like to keep, I don't see an
>> easy way to delete them through the web interface, so what's the easiest
>> solution (without screwing anything up)?
>>
>
> If you are going to continue to back up the same content, you won't
> gain much by deleting the test runs since the files are all pooled.
> However, you can simply delete a host's entry under the 'pc' directory
> and delete the host from the backuppc configuration if you no longer
> want that target. Any pooled files not shared by remaining backups
> will be removed when BackupPC_Nightly runs cleaning out the pool files
> where the link count has gone down to 1.
>
To remove particular backup:
# cd /path/to/store/pc/<hostname>
# rm -rf <backupnumber>
# vi backups ##remove each line relating to your removed backups
If you do not want to wait scheduled BackupPC_Nightly run, you can start it
immediately:
# su -m backuppc
> BackupPC_serverMesg BackupPC_nightly run
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