Back In Time

  1. Bug #506876
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Comment 1 for bug 506876

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Cyberdude (gabor-sunseaker) wrote :

In response to Dan's questions:
>>What is your backup support ? (local drive, usb driver, remote)
>>What is your backup file systems ?

>>The command BIT runs is:
>>rsync -aEAX -v --delete-excluded --chmod=Fa-w,D+w --whole-file --delete --exclude="/media/Backup/TPX60s" --exclude="/home/Gxxxx/.local/share/backintime" --include="/boot/" --include="/srv/" --include="/VAULT/Documents/" --include="/VAULT/" --include="/home/" --include="/etc/" --include="/usr/local/" --include="/usr/" --include="/usr/lib/" --include="/usr/share/" --exclude="*.backup*" --exclude="*~" --include="/boot/**" --include="/srv/**" --include="/VAULT/Documents/**" --include="/home/**" --include="/etc/**" --include="/usr/local/**" --include="/usr/lib/**" --include="/usr/share/**" --exclude="*" / "/media/Backup/TPX60s/backintime/new_snapshot/backup/"

>>Can you try it from command line ? (Create manually "/media/Backup/TPX60s/backintime/new_snapshot/backup/" directory)

I'm backing up to a USB HDD formatted as ext4.

Running rsync from the command line seems to be working fine altough it wasn't able to complete as my HDD ran out of space.