[BackupPC-users] Consequence of "always incremental" after first full backup
2017-06-03 01:25:41
One of the hosts being backed up is a
photographer's computer with a huge 7 TB store of photos. Many of
the photos are multi-layer photoshop files some larger than a GB
each. The vast majority of this storage is archival. Only a small
percentage of photos are changing or being added to at any moment in
time.
What would be the consequences of setting the backuppc parameters so
this host never gets another full backup? The documentation speaks
of an ever-increasing number of deltas and a tradeoff in speed.
For such a host with many very large files and a very large file
storage, what would be the optimum suggested settings for:
$Conf{FullPeriod} --- which we
want large enough to ensure we NEVER do another full backup
$Conf{FillCycle} --- if we set
this >0 would it slow down the day-to-day backup operation?
With these very large files is there any issue with setting$Conf{FullKeepCnt} >1 ?
I must admit I'm confused by the
documentation for $Conf{FullKeepCnt}:
"In
the steady state, each time a full backup completes successfully
the oldest one is removed. If this number is decreased, the extra
old backups will be removed."
Does
this still apply since "fullkeepcnt" in v4+ means
"filledkeepcount"?
Thanks
for any advice,
Bob
Katz
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