As you can see, the total used space has risen to 39.0625.
=== Cronjobs ===
After making sure, that everything worked as planned, you can update your crontab entry:
crontab -e
<pre>
...
# Rsnapshot for all users
30 22 * * * /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval daily
15 22 * * sun /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval weekly
00 22 1 * * /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval monthly
...
</pre>
* TBD: Maybe this is not optimal if there is a lot of data to rotate. In this case, it might be that for example weekly and daily snapshot both run at the same time what might lead to strange results.
* Workarounds:
** Simple/short version: Instead one could create another wrapper script which is called everyday and does some simple logic:
** Is today the first day of a month?
*** Yes: Is today sunday?
**** Yes: Execute monthly then weekly then daily rsnapshots using the snapshot.pl script (but wait for each interval to finish before starting the next)
**** No: Execute monthly then daily rsnapshots using the snapshot.pl script (but wait for monthly interval to finish before starting the daily)
*** No: Is today sunday?
**** Yes: Execute weekly then daily rsnapshots using the snapshot.pl script (but wait for weekly interval to finish before starting the daily)
**** No: Execute daily rsnapshots using the snapshot.pl script
** Complex/long version: Adapt the snapshot.pl script and call it every day without interval parameter. The script does the logic described above.
This avoids the above mentioned collision
(Complex) / short version: rule via cronjobs:
<pre>
# Rsnapshot for all users
30 22 * * 1-6 [ $( date +\%d ) -gt 1 ] && /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval daily
15 22 * * 7 [ $( date +\%d ) -gt 1 ] && /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval weekly && /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval daily
00 22 1 * * /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval monthly && /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval weekly && /usr/libexec/backup-utils/snapshot.pl --interval daily
...
</pre>
== scheduleWarning.pl ==
