On 12/3/22 20:16, Sam Kuper wrote:
You might want to consider using ZFS.
Bystander reply:
I do like ZFS. There are two reasons that I chose btrfs for my deployment:
1) License incompatibilities with ZFS and Linux. These don't affect end
users, but the situation is a little murky if you try
Am 04.12.22 um 04:16 schrieb Sam Kuper:
You might want to consider using ZFS.
ZFS has some great advantages, like scheduled scrub runs against bit
rot. Not only one can create snapshots and replicate them to a different
(even remote) ZFS pool but that is even possible with an encrypted pool
On Sat, Dec 03, 2022 at 11:02:54PM +, GDS wrote:
> Hello all! After reading some of the past threads on backups, I was
> wondering if I could get a sanity check... I run a Maildir
> configuration for a small (10 mailboxes) mail server. Using "doveadm
> backup", for each mailbox I do:
>
> - Week
On 12/3/22 16:02, GDS wrote:
After reading some of the past threads on backups, I was wondering if
I could get a sanity check... I run a Maildir configuration for a
small (10 mailboxes) mail server. Using "/doveadm backup"/, for each
mailbox I do:
- Weekly full backups and then copy the files
Hello all! After reading some of the past threads on backups, I was wondering
if I could get a sanity check... I run a Maildir configuration for a small (10
mailboxes) mail server. Using "doveadm backup", for each mailbox I do:
- Weekly full backups and then copy the files to a network-based file
