[PLUG] Dirvish on Debian
Sean Whitney
sean.whitney at gmail.com
Wed Jun 18 22:52:28 UTC 2008
I have a installation of dirvish that's working great except that it
doesn't delete old backups.
If I run dirvish-expire it just returns immediately.
If I run dirvish-expire --vault <vault name> it will start deleting all
the outdated backups. The main dirvish cronjob seems to run
dirvish-expire without any arguments so this seems to be he root cause.
I know that last year it was deleting old files, but now it seems to
have stopped.
This is my master.conf file....
## Example dirvish master configuration file:
bank:
/backup
/visionary
exclude:
lost+found/
core
*~
.nfs*
.Trash
.beagle
Cache
log
deb
rpm
/sys/**
Runall:
dyson-root 22:00
dyson-usr 22:00
dyson-var 22:00
hubble-boot 22:00
hubble-root 22:00
hubble-usr 22:00
hubble-var 22:00
planck-root 22:00
planck-diskless 22:00
planck-home 22:00
planck-mp3 22:00
planck-var 22:00
planck-share 22:00
planck-storage 22:00
www-root 22:00
www-usr 22:00
www-var 22:00
www-home 22:00
feynman-root 22:00
feynman-usr 22:00
feynman-var 22:00
bell-root 22:00
max-root 22:00
einstein-root 22:00
# Visionary Servers
redwood-root 22:00
dslnorthwest-root 22:00
# dslnorthwest-var 22:00
expire-default: +15 days
expire-rule:
# MIN HR DOM MON DOW STRFTIME_FMT
* * * * 1 +3 months
* * 1-7 * 1 +1 year
* * 1-7 1,4,7,10 1
* 10-20 * * * +4 days
# * * * * 2-7 +15 days
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