On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 09:42:28AM -0500, Donald Pearson wrote:
> Implementation question about your scripts Marc..
make sure you Cc me then, I could have missed that Email :)
> I've set up some routines for different backup and retention intervals
> and periods in cron but quickly ran in to stepping on my own toes by
> the locking mechanism. I could just disable the locking but I'm not
> sure if that's the best approach and I don't know what it was
> implemented to prevent in the first place.
Try --postfix servername
it'll add the destination server in the snapshot rotation and the
lockfile.
Otherwise, you can just trivially modify the script to take --lock as an
argument, or you can even
ln -s btrfs-subvolume-backup btrfs-subvolume-backupserver2
and the script will automatically make a /var/run/btrfs-subvolume-backupserver2
as a lockfile.
Hope this helps.
Marc
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