Hi,
First of all thx a lot for this great software !
I'm writting today with a suggestion that, I think, would not need a lot of work and would not require a GUI modification, only a modification in a behavior of the program.
Actualy, in incremental backup, when the number of days until the next full backup is reached, a new full backup is created. Then, the old full backup is deleted and all the incremental ones upto the freshly made full backup also.
I think it would be great and very usefull to delete only 1 incremental or full backup, the oldest per backup session once the cap of incremental backup reached ! this way we keep the space usage under control but keep a kind of backup "versioning" if I can call it this way.
If a file is modified between several backup you can comeback to an older version even if the full backup has been made since.
What do you think ?
First of all thx a lot for this great software !
I'm writting today with a suggestion that, I think, would not need a lot of work and would not require a GUI modification, only a modification in a behavior of the program.
Actualy, in incremental backup, when the number of days until the next full backup is reached, a new full backup is created. Then, the old full backup is deleted and all the incremental ones upto the freshly made full backup also.
I think it would be great and very usefull to delete only 1 incremental or full backup, the oldest per backup session once the cap of incremental backup reached ! this way we keep the space usage under control but keep a kind of backup "versioning" if I can call it this way.
If a file is modified between several backup you can comeback to an older version even if the full backup has been made since.
What do you think ?
Statistics: Posted by Folkien — 03 May 2024, 10:01