Blake writes:
> There is a bug where the automatic snapshot service dies if there are
> multiple boot environments. Do you have these? I think you can check
> with Update Manager.
Yeah I have them but due to another bug beadm can't destroy/remove
any.
Update manager/Be manager can't delete th
There is a bug where the automatic snapshot service dies if there are
multiple boot environments. Do you have these? I think you can check
with Update Manager.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 7:20 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
>> you need zfs list -t snapshot
>>
>> by default, snapshots aren't shown in zfs
> you need zfs list -t snapshot
>
> by default, snapshots aren't shown in zfs list anymore, hence the -t option
>
Yikes, I've got dozens of the things... I monkeyed around a bit with
timeslider but thought I canceled out whatever settings I'd messed
with.
Frequent and hourly both are way to ofte
you need zfs list -t snapshot
by default, snapshots aren't shown in zfs list anymore, hence the -t option
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Richard Elling writes:
>
>> It can go very fine, though you'll need to set the parameters yourself,
>> if you want to use different
Richard Elling writes:
> It can go very fine, though you'll need to set the parameters yourself,
> if you want to use different settings. A few weeks ago, I posted a way
> to see the settings, which the time slider admin tool won't show. There
> is a diminishing return for exposing such complex
Harry Putnam wrote:
Richard Elling writes:
Cake. See below...
At high risk of sounding very stupid... I guess Cake went right over
my head. Unless its short for `piece of cake'. Ok now you now you
know how deep seated that vein of dimness really is.
[...]
and eat it, too... :
Richard Elling writes:
> Cake. See below...
At high risk of sounding very stupid... I guess Cake went right over
my head. Unless its short for `piece of cake'. Ok now you now you
know how deep seated that vein of dimness really is.
[...]
> Administration -> Time Slider
>
>> The end goal bei
Harry Putnam wrote:
This may be a bit poorly thought through but in this case I don't
really know enough to really think it through.
My back ground is linux... there I used a tool called rsnapshot which
used rsync and some hardlink magic to create versioned backups. But
take very little space.
Cake. See below...
Harry Putnam wrote:
This may be a bit poorly thought through but in this case I don't
really know enough to really think it through.
My back ground is linux... there I used a tool called rsnapshot which
used rsync and some hardlink magic to create versioned backups. But
take
This may be a bit poorly thought through but in this case I don't
really know enough to really think it through.
My back ground is linux... there I used a tool called rsnapshot which
used rsync and some hardlink magic to create versioned backups. But
take very little space.
By versioned I don't m
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