[Box Backup] Size.
Ben Summers
boxbackup@fluffy.co.uk
Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:35:15 +0100
On 29 Jul 2005, at 08:41, Nick Knight wrote:
> If you think about it after a period of time increments will always be
> deleted so you can't get that out of it without looking at the
> space for
> deleted files - which is available on the server and the client.
On the client, bbackupquery can tell you how much space is being used:
bbackupquery usage
>
> Not sure about your first question though.
see below...
>
> -----Original Message-----
>
> Hey,
> With boxbackup deleting historical information when the store
> becomes full how is information removed is it :
>
> A. Oldest Increment of all files are removed.
> B. Files with multiple increments, The oldest files are
> removed.
>
> Or is there some other method.
Files are ordered by being an old version, then by being current but
marked for deletion. The oldest files in the list are deleted first.
>
> And a clarification on the Noitfy script. Where it is stated
> that:
> "this script will be called when the Store is full and no more
> files can
> be
> uploaded" Is there any warning before this such as when the
> increments a
> being deleted?
>
> Is it possible to substitute any script for the Notify script? As long
> as
> the script will accept the command line parameters :
>
> read-error , store-full (Are there any more?)
Yes, any script will do. I didn't put the emailing thing directly
into the daemon so that people could choose other means of
communication and reporting.
Ben