Backup on localhost, Snapshots/Replication or Rsync?

Marcet

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Apr 11, 2016

depasseg said:
Ahh, yes, I use the delete stale snapshots option. If you didn't use that, then you would need to delete manually. Or just watch your pool completely fill up and go boom.

Ok. Thank you very much. :thumbup:

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