On 1/15/2010 11:06 AM, Keith Edmunds wrote:
> We're running backuppc using rsync. Is there a way of finding out which
> files have changed for any particular backup of a given server?
>
> Reason: we want to move the backup server offsite, but currently the
> nightly backup volume is too great for the DSL link, so we want to check
> what is changing.
If you browse a backup in the web interface you can follow the 'history'
link near the top to see which versions were picked up the the runs
still on the machine.
Or, you might find it faster to cd to the pc/backup_number directory in
terminal mode and walk down the trees of incremental numbers doing 'du
-s *' to find the directories and then files that are changing and
taking a lot of space. The directory and filenames there are encoded
(start with f and /=%2f) but easy enough to understand.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell AT gmail DOT com
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