Axel Burri

If you set `target_perserve_min latest`, it will always backup the latest snapshot. But of course that does not keep the last weekly/monthly/... I'm not sure if I understand your use...

btrbk by design does not write any metadata (with some exceptions with raw backups), as this complicates things a lot and is usually not required. That does not mean that...

You are getting this because you removed the `security.selinux` xattr on the file `[...]/000397.log`. The btrfs (incremental) send stream wants to "replay" the xattr remove on the target side, but...

Thanks @xenithorb for tracking this down: **upstream bug** to: kdave/btrfs-progs#68 Looks like there's no easy workaround for this yet.

Btrbk looks at the btrfs generation (transid) in order to determine if a change was done. The transid is usally increased on every change to the subvolume (see btrfs wiki...

I think the correct answer is "it depends", and that's probably why you can't find reliable information on this. What I can say is that my backup servers contain thousand-ish...

Are you sure all your folders specified in `subvolume` configs are actually btrfs subvolumes? You can list your subvolumes using `lsbtr /mnt/btroot` (as of btrbk-0.30.0), or `btrfs sub list -a...

Oh I messed something, you have a (sadly quite common) mistake in your btrbk.conf: What you do here is defining a target for `subvolume @/usr/local` only (btrbk does not care...

>I'm not totally sure, but i think that "/" is a subvolume labeled "@", from which "@boot", "@opt", etc... nest under. Those were automatically created by the openSUSE installer. Yes...

> Is it possible to create a backup folder without date and _number on Name with btrbk ? (just todo a sync folder) No. > Goal is to create a...