Set up a cron job and run "bpimagelist -l -hoursago 24" at a time after
your backup is finished.  The output contains the info of all the backup
images in the past 24 hours.  A perl script can be used to parse this data.

-Mike


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> Is there a command or an easy way to determine how much data is backed up
> every night?
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> I remember looking at this information on a per client basis, but I have
> been asked to provide the current data being backed up for all clients per
> night.
> 
> thanks,
> Dan
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