Hey guys, Happy New Year to you both. Here's to a great year for Back in
Time.
I see that Dan was ironing out the notification icon bugs in KDE, is that
the last stopper before the final beta?
I have started work on a config file restore option, but I'm not going to
push that for version 1.
We a
Hi guys,
When I did my testing of ionice on my netbook I ran BiT for the first time
and BiT asked me if I wanted to update my snapshot location. I don't think
it should ask this question if BiT was never run on the system before, that
is if there are no snapshots to update.
- Richard
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Hey guys,
I implemented ionice for most of the file operations that BiT does. I tested
it slightly on my netbook and it seems to work ok. BiT will still be in the
Best Effort I/O scheduling class but it will be the lowest priority in that
class.
I also did a change to save the config file with ea
Hi, what is the free space on your backup disk?
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Having installed Ubuntu 9.10 from t
Perhaps "Refresh view" is better because "Refresh snapshots" can still mean
to perform a new snapshot.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 9:21 AM, Dan wrote:
> The button is there for people who start BIT before plugging-in the
> external drive. This button force to refresh the GUI.
> I agree, "Refresh snap
Hi guys, I apologize for my absence, my computer is still down, and with it
the work I was doing on the combo box to select the hour of backup for the
daily and greater backups.
As for moving the battery checkbox to the Options tab, I just did that and
uploaded the revision. I can't test it since
iles is a different story: everything is clear.
> From my point of view there are more CONS than PROS for this feature.
> What do you think ?
> Do you have good reasons not to remove it ?
> I'm ready to remove it for 1.0 but I'm not alone anymore on this project
> ... :)
>
Hi guys,
I agree, I think BiT is getting really close for a 1.0 release. I would like
to finish my work on the Hour of Backup choice though to make it into 1.0. I
haven't had a chance to finish it yet because of work and then my computer
died. I should be back up on my feet by this week.
- Richar
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Cancel this request. I just realized it does not make sense since the
system I test on us a 9.04 system so there is no KDE update.
I'll check this out more tomorrow after work.
On 11/15/09, Richard Bailey wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> Can you test this? I'm not sure but I'm wond
t; although I am pretty sure you have to search for
> get_automatic_backup_mode -> it should contain a profile_id!
>
>
> Cheers,
> Bart
>
> 2009/11/11 Richard Bailey
>
>> Thanks for the feedback Bart. I just wanted to issolate this to the
>> changes I've b
for the profile_id is still missing in the
> settingsdialog.py from KDE...
>
> Cheers,
> Bart
>
>
> 2009/11/11 Richard Bailey
>
>> I only added some items, I didn't change any that were there. The schedule
>> you choose comes up in both the Gnome & KDE settin
I only added some items, I didn't change any that were there. The schedule
you choose comes up in both the Gnome & KDE settings gui for you?
On Wed, Nov 11, 2009 at 7:29 AM, Bart wrote:
> what did you change to the config file? Might have to do with that...
>
> 2009/11
Hey guys, I'm updating the KDE GUI to have the hour of backup option that I
implemented in Gnome (finally!). However, I'm running into a problem, can
you guys do a quick check?
If I set up a config file in the gnome GUI and set a schedule, i.e. not
"Disabled", and then load the KDE GUI I'm not get
backintime uses cron so you can always edit your crontab to customise
the scheduling.
There is a bug in the current release called "Overzealous removal of
crontab entries" which will knock out your custom cron lines, but a
fix for that is coming in the next release.
As for having more hourly optio
I upgraded to Karmic this weekend and get a pleasant surprise with BiT.
My backups are actually scheduled as root backing up /etc and multiple
user's home folder. Under my username I choose the same backup location and
add include files for me, but no schedule. This allows BiT to backup all the
fi
I prefer my own name and email address in the AUTHORS file. But I'll go with
what the team decides.
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 7:26 AM, Bart wrote:
> Ok with me, you can put my email in there, however if you mention the
> bit-team emailaddress that might not be necessary. Gmail spam filters are
> go
ry you can show the combo into
> general settings with a simple label like: "time for daily ore more
> backups". Allowing to specify different hours for each folder can be nice
> but it may take a lot of work and I don't think it really worth it. It can
> be a future impr
Hey guys,
I pushed the code for the backup hour option to this branch:
https://code.launchpad.net/~rmjb/backintime/backuphour
It's not complete, but you can choose the hour for backups in gnome once you
don't choose the schedule per include folder option.
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Hey guys, I just submitted a revision that looks like it changed all the
lines in gnome/settingsdialog.py. All it does is change the indentation from
spaces to tabs. I noticed that the few other files I'm working with at this
time use tabs instead of spaces and the spaces in settingsdialog.py has
m
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