Thanks. So I've got:
/home/eric/repository/budget/index.php
/home/eric/repository/budget/rdiff-backup-data
/homer/eric/repository/experiment/rdiff-backup-data
etc.
It should be OK to run rdiff-backup on /home/eric in that case?
On Thu, 2013-02-07 at 16:39 +0000, Dominic Ferard wrote:
The only thing to avoid is having a directory called 'rdiff-backup-data'
directly off the root directory of the source. Because when you use
rdiff-backup it creates such a directory in the destination and uses it
to keep old versions of files. Otherwise I *think* it should be fine...
Dominic
On 07/02/2013 11:48, Eric Beversluis wrote:
Hope this makes sense:
I use rdiff-backup as a kind of version control for particular folders
in my Apache document root, rdiff-ing them several times a day to a
folder in my Home directory, which I call "repository."
I'm wondering if there's any problem with including that repository
sub-directory when I do a general rdiff backup of my stuff, that is,
whether there's a problem with using rdiff-backup on files that are
themselves rdiff-backup files? (In which case I would exclude that
directory as I also include the document root in my backup.)
Thanks
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