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--- public:using_btrbk_to_backup_my_home_partition [2017/07/07 08:27] – [Sending snapshots to the external hard drive] fangfufu
+++ public:using_btrbk_to_backup_my_home_partition [2017/07/10 16:37] – [Btrbk configuration] fangfufu
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 volume /mnt/home
         snapshot_preserve       24h 7d 4w
-        snapshot_preserve_min   1d
+        snapshot_preserve_min   latest
         snapshot_dir snapshots
         subvolume home
@@ Line 39: / Line 39: @@
 volume ssh://127.0.0.1/mnt/home
         ssh_identity /root/.ssh/id_rsa
-        target_preserve         no
+        target_preserve         180d
-        target_preserve         6m
+        target_preserve         latest
         snapshot_create         no
         snapshot_dir snapshots
         subvolume home
-                target send-receive /media/fangfufu/Hitachi500GB/home-backups
+                target send-receive /media/fangfufu/WD500GB/home-backups
                 target send-receive /media/fangfufu/Seagate500GB/home-backups
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 Basically, my laptop is configured to save 24 hourly snapshots, 7 daily snapshots, 4 weekly snapshots. The external backup drive has 6 months of snapshots.
-The extra ''[[ssh://127.0.0.1/mnt/home]]'' paragraph basically follows the "Example: multiple btrbk instances" on the btrbk's Github page[(btrbk_github)]. This allows ''snapshot_dir'' to get cleared up locally. If you write everything in one paragraph, then btrbk refuses to clean up snapshots, because external hard drives are not connected. If you write another paragraph of ''volume /mnt/home'', then btrbk complains that the two snapshots are created at the same directory.
+The extra ''[[ssh://127.0.0.1/mnt/home]]'' paragraph basically follows the "Example: multiple btrbk instances" on the btrbk's Github page[(btrbk_github)]. This allows ''snapshot_dir'' to get cleared up locally. If you write everything in one paragraph, then btrbk refuses to clean up snapshots, because external hard drives are not connected. If you write another paragraph of ''volume /mnt/home'', then btrbk complains that the two snapshots are created at the same directory. The side effect of that is the funny ''ssh'', ''sshd'', ''btrfs-send'', ''btrfs-receive'' CPU usage, when sending snapshot to external drives.
 ===== Doing backup =====