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Here's my backup job.
"/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/xsi-dir/xsibackup" \
--backup-prog=xsitools \
--backup-point=/vmfs/volumes/backup \
--backup-type=running \
--backup-how=Hot \
--backup-room=700 \
--mail-from=... \
--mail-to=... \
--smtp-srv=... \
--smtp-port=25 \
--smtp-usr=... \
--smtp-pwd=... \
--backupid=001 \
--exec=yes >> "/vmfs/volumes/datastore1/xsi-dir/var/logs/xsibackup.log"
Backup directory is mounted via NFS.
Log from last backup
2020-04-08T02:51:21| Checking the size of the (c)XSITools repository...
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2020-04-08T02:51:21| The (c)XSITools repository is 0Mb in size
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2020-04-08T02:51:21| There's still 751619276800 Mb available, no need to prune the repo
Where did this free space came from? Below, my df -h
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
NFS 10.5T 6.7T 3.8T 64% /vmfs/volumes/backup
Here's .xsitools file
Desc: XSITools Repo v 1.0.0
Bsiz: 52428800
Bcnt: 18068
Comp: 0
XSIBACKUP-FREE 11.2.8
My backup is now about 920GB..
Please, help :-|
Last edited by zoz (2020-04-09 06:38:45)
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You should not be using [b]--backup-prog=xsitools[/b] with [b]©XSIBackup-Free[/b], it is a test feature which will not allow to restore backups unless you buy [b]©XSIBackup-Pro[/b], use some other backup program instead, we recommend that you use [b]--backup-prog=Vmkfstools[/b]
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