Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom <chrome AT real-time DOT com> wrote [7:14am -0500]

   CWS > On 05/12 01:16 , Marcos Lorenzo de Santiago wrote:
   CWS > > I have some hardcoded incremental backups via cron.d:
   CWS > > 
   CWS > > <command>
   CWS > > su backuppc -c "/usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_dump -i server1"
   CWS > > </command>
   CWS > 
   CWS > Rather than use BackupPC_dump, use BackupPC_serverMesg.
   CWS > 
   CWS > Here's a crontab example. a '1' means do a full backup; a '0' would 
mean
   CWS > incremental. This particular example goes off once a year.
   CWS > 
   CWS > 00 05 7 9 * backuppc /usr/share/backuppc/bin/BackupPC_serverMesg 
backup host.example.tld host.example.tld backuppc 1

Thank you very much!

I guess I didn't search thoroughly...

Regards.

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