Don Sanderson's picture

I have forced tklbam-backup to make a full backup once per day by editing /etc/tklbam/conf.

I now have 2 full backups and several incremental backups stored on S3 for this machine.

After reading this post:

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20110126/few-questions-new-user#comment-6833

I expected the older full to 'roll off' and leave only the most current.

Can you please explain the normal behavior of full backups and whether there is a way to modify this?

Making frequent fulls, as suggested in several posts to keep the 'chain' fairly short, would use a great deal of storage space this way. Plus it seems to me that the older backups no longer serve a purpose once a new full is made.

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Jeremy Davis's picture

I notice that you posted this after you started this thread so I guess you're right now? Or is there still some unanswered question?

Don Sanderson's picture

Liraz posted the answer in another thread here:

http://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20110126/few-questions-new-use...

Thanks

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