Dennis Gilmore wrote: > Right now there are some cvs repositories, database dumps, and some other > files at about 34GB of data. Id need someone with the right access to do a > du -hs /home on each server that has home dirs needing backup. to know how > big that is. I spot checked a few of the boxes to see what their /home size was. Of the app, proxy and db boxes had nothing over 36MB. The internal box we use for our internal cvs repo had the largest /home at 728MB. Probably a fair portion of that was just people's sandboxes. As I think more about it, rather than backup all /homes, how about we choose one that we let people know it is backed up and the others aren't. As we work on scripts and such we know that if we expect it to be backed up that we keep it on the box that has /home backed up. I would lean towards the box with the internal cvs repo that gets /home backed up (currently at 728MB). What do people think about that? > I would think that we would do weekly full backup daily incrementals, and > keep 3 or 4 weeks worth. That sounds like the same ballpark I would have ended up in. Jeffrey
