

I couldn’t find a systemd unit or service.
Kopia will then automatically begin taking the snapshot following the settings you set for the policy. link
I’m not yet sure about that


I couldn’t find a systemd unit or service.
Kopia will then automatically begin taking the snapshot following the settings you set for the policy. link
I’m not yet sure about that


Thank you! That sounds great! I already own drives and a machine. I just want to upgrade and make it more secure. I don’t need a NAS then.


Thank you!


I can’t find anything related to systemd or cron. Does it have its own scheduler? I already set policies. I’m just wondering if I forgot something to setup.


thanks! I installed it and created my first backup. I’ll test it and see how it goes. It looks good. Thank you!


I’ll do that, thx!


thx, I’ll look into it!


next time with more SATA ports, thx!


is that your only expansion option on the system you have?
For now, yes, that’s the only option. I’ll look into internal drives the next time.
thanks for the info about RAID 1 and BTRFS in raid1c2
I’ll look into kopia as well since I only knew about borg.
I am using mergerfs for years, it’s really neat.
thanks for sharing all of that!


thank, that’s good to read!


that’s a neat way of creating the backup! thanks :)


Since you have a server, a NAS is probably the right route.
I don’t understand this. Imo, the previous sentence concludes that I want a DAS, not a NAS because I already have a server.
I’ll look into zfs and btrfs. Somehow this topic is really difficult to grasp
It’s a fedora server.
according to kopia’s repo, there is no official systemd service https://github.com/kopia/kopia/issues/2685 and there is none on my system.
in the past week, it did not backup anything. Hence, there is no scheduler built into kopia automagically as described/ hinted in the docs.
I just wrote a systemd service and timer and I’ll see if it works. I’m not the best in using systemd. I dislike it, I like cron for it’s simplicity.
Even if it works then, I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone because info about the scheduler is rare and the docs do not even cover the topic.