> Is that 1400MB before or after compression?  If before, I wouldn't
> expect a big problem.
Without compression, the raw data in summary (of all hosts)
>> But I am facing the problem, that I get up to 3-4 FullBackups for each
>> host and then the other host backups fail. I cannot explain why this
>> happens. I have red, that if an incremental backup is needed for the
>> last FullBackup or something like that, but to be hondest I didnt
>> understand that :(
> Are all of your backup runs completing every day?
>
> Each incremental run only stores the files that have changed since the
> previous full, although when you browse or restore they are merged
> with the backing full.  This means that (a) you will have at least 8
> copies of files that change every day (logfiles, databases, mail
> archives, etc.), and (b) the full runs that back the incremental are
> always kept.  Until you've done the 6th incremental after your current
> full, you need to keep the previous full and if you have missed any
> runs, your older incrementals might go with an even older full.
>
I think here's my problem: let's say one or two host were not able to be 
backed up (incremental) Then I miss one or more incremental backups, so 
BackupPC doesn't delete the last Full after 7 days (when the new Full 
backup occurs). How can avoid that scenario? Should I decrease the 
FullIncrKeep to something lower? Any help appreciated.

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