Germar Reitze
Germar Reitze
This is the line which is responsible for the repeating snapshots: https://github.com/bit-team/backintime/blob/6ee6c84658f9754b8e0ddb52fa7b32e5695c03f9/common/snapshots.py#L1248-L1250 If you want to don't want to retry after an error you can remove the `if ...` clause...
Related to #752 but different approach
1. sure. No probs at all 2. as NTFS supports hard-links it will work just fine. But I still prefere a native Linux filesystem for my backups as NTFS is...
This feature is working fine as far as I can tell. But I called it experimental because it need to control commands running on remote without having full control over...
I'm not sure if I knew `getconf ARG_MAX` back in the days. But I don't think this would be helpfull because it's about the combination of the local `ssh USER@HOST...
I decided to not use the code from `common/backintime` because this could be used to run malicious code as root. Just create `backintime-qt` and hope someone will call `backintime-qt_polkit` inside...
> 1. **implement a clear separation of `backintime-qt` and `backintime-qt_polkit`** since currently the latter calls the former and this "indirection" makes an attack invisible in `pkexec` which normally shows the...
(by danleweb) From command line you can use "du" (disk usage) to get the size "on disk" used by a file or directory. This tool handle correctly hardlinks. Regards, Dan
(by tmetro+ubuntu) "Disk Usage Analyzer" is one of several GUI tools that will show you graphs of how storage space is allocated among directories and files on a selected path....