Hi.

I have another question on Backuppc.

Here is the situation :

We have 2 big folders (500 and 600GB) full off small files.

They are on the same server, and apparently, with backuppc, I can only 
backup a full server.

But with these two folders, a full backup lasts for more than 20 hours, 
and these folders are expected to grow in the near future.

So I would like to know if there's a way to schedule full backups like 
this on a time span of 4 weeks

1st saturday : full folder1, incremental folder2
1st week, monday to friday : incremental folder1 and folder2
2nd saturday : full folder2, incremental folder1
2nd week, monday to friday : incremental folder1 and folder2
3rd saturday : incremental folder1 and folder2
3rd week, monday to friday : incremental folder1 and folder2
4th saturday : incremental folder1 and folder2
4rd week, monday to friday : incremental folder1 and folder2

The important part is the first two weeks.

If anybody has some ideas about how to do something like this with 
backuppc, this could help me a lot.

Thanks.

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