Well, I originally thought that if you ran it from the 
command line you could compress an image at will.  But 
since you have brought this up I look at the site I'm 
configuring now and I think it must look at the Global 
Configuration Attribute - delay to compress.  This 
value by default is zero (0) days, which means never 
compress.  I'd probably check that see what it is set 
at...

Quoting Ravi Channavajhala 
<ravi.channavajhala AT csfb DOT com>:

> Hi All,
>
> Can someone educate me as how exactly the command
> bpimage -compress -client <client> works, I'm tight
> on disk space and I'm trying to compress some images
> for the clients which are currently not active (i.e,
> no backup jobs running).
>
> I expected to see all the images whatever available to
> be compressed, however it is only selectively 
compressing.
> Anyone know what is the criterion bpimage uses to 
compress
> the images.  Much thanks.
>
> -ravi
>
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