Re: [BackupPC-users] Consequence of "always incremental" after first full backup
2017-06-04 17:33:59
Fabulous, Michael. Thanks for that assurance,
Bob
On 6/4/17 12:51 AM, Michael Huntley
wrote:
Hi Bob -
I regularly backup older multi-gigabyte PST files. I use a 7
day Fill schedule. BackupPC doesn't actually backup the file if
it is unchanged, but it will appear in the backup # of the
Filled backup. I've messed with full backups and filled
schedules. It's all a wash - any pre-existing unchanged file
isn't backed up - it simply appears in the backup #.
Craig stated the fulls and filled backups are de-coupled and it
appears to be so.
$Conf{FullPeriod}
--- which we want large enough to ensure we NEVER do another
full backup
Why?
As you pointed out, it's not an issue, thanks to de-duplication. I
just got the impression from the documentation that the user
could/should choose never doing another full backup. The
documentation discusses the option of setting a very long Full
period.
$Conf{FillCycle} --- if we set this >0 would
it slow down the day-to-day backup operation?
With these very large files is there any issue with setting$Conf{FullKeepCnt} >1 ?
Full keep count *seems* to correspond to the number
of Filled backups kept around...
I'm not seeing any negative results with keeping FullPeriod at
6.97 and FillCycle at 7.
Excellent. I'll just leave these defaults.
BK
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