Yeah I backup the rdiff-backup-data directory offsite. Its important for
me to make sure the diffs are offsite as well. I only keep -3B backups
offsite of the nearline backup.
to exclude things, I have found the things like --exclude
/mnt/backups/rdiff/**/rdiff-backup-data to be useful
thanks
Dave
Neil Bags wrote:
Hi Dave,
So with your method, do you actually end up backing up the
rdiff-backup-data directory, or do you use an exclude rule?
I could lay my backups out like this:
/mnt/backups/rdiff/<machinename>/
And then just rdiff-backup the whole /mnt/backups/rdiff directory
offsite, but I would want to exclude all the
<machinename>/rdiff-backup-data directories in the interests saving
space and time.
Do you know what exclude rule I would need? Exlclude rules make my
head hurt :(
Neil Bags.
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