On Mon, 2011-01-03 at 09:35 +0000, Timothy Omer wrote:
> Am I correct in saying that the web interface does not hold the
> details of a clients disk utilisation after compression, etc etc and
> the only way is to get this data is to perform a du -hs on the clients
> folder under the pc dir?

Tim,

The client doesn't *have* disk utilisation. Files from any client are
pooled with all other clients. That's the defining characteristic of
BackupPC.

You can see how many files were transferred during any one backup in the
web interface for that client. If you want a total of "usage", sum the
relevant Full and Incremental file transfer data.

Regards,
Tyler

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