Re: kmail vs amanda problem

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On Friday 18 of December 2020 10:35:09 deloptes via tde-users wrote:
> Gene Heskett via tde-users wrote:
> > Is there a dbus command my amanda script can send to tell amanda to
> > hold off expiry till amanda is done?
> >
> > Might be over an hour of expiry holdoff needed at times.
>
> Hi Gene,
> don't know about Amanda and dbus, but the best way to do a backup
> (nowdays) is to make a snapshot of the LVM and do the backup from the
> snapshot. You have to have some spare space - for the snapshot to work.
> I am planning myself to start doing this at home next year - but I need
> to do the calculations first and probably add/replace some disks.
> I am excited of how this works in production (the backup solution I
> worked with is proprietary one). It does backup VMs and DBs while they
> are operating and total disk space backuped is in TBs.
> Keep in mind: (as we usually say) it is not only the making of the
> backup, but the ability to restore.
>

Snapshot is a good option. Using LVM is a useful thing :)


> BTW kmail does not know dbus (AFAIK)
>

KMail does not have dbus, but uses DCOP.

You can use kdcop to explore DCOP calling options. For kmail I see there 
KMailIface and pauseBackgroundJobs / resumeBackgroundJobs functions that 
look like they might be useful for you.


> regards
>
> ____________________________________________________

Cheers
-- 
Slávek

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