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#1 2017-05-11 17:49:31

wowbagger
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Registered: 2017-05-11
Posts: 41

tar.gz ?

Hi,

Thanks for this really great tool!

I would like to tar.gz after a backup. Is this possible with XSIBackup-Free?
I thought about compressing the folders etc but I'm not sure how that would react when XSIBackup thinks it's time to remove old backups.

Thanks!
W

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#2 2017-05-11 18:36:29

Daniel
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Re: tar.gz ?

You can compress if you want, but you'll have to implement that on your own via a separate script/process.
Our VMWare ESXi Backup solutions include XSITools and other more advanced deduplication engines, which will allow you to deduplicate+compress your backups. For the price of a new HD you can multiply by 7-10 times your current storage capacity.

XSIBACKUP-FREE removes old backups by identifying folders that use the mask YYYMMDDhhmmss, compressed tar.gz packages are files, not folders, thus XSIBACKUP-FREE will ignore them.

#3 2017-05-11 19:31:31

wowbagger
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Registered: 2017-05-11
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Re: tar.gz ?

Thanks for your reply. I just bought a brand-new poweredge & synology for backups so once that hits 100% full I'm getting the pro version wink

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