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#2 Improved configuration granularity

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2004-02-17
2004-02-17
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Not sure how easy these would be, but i think it'd be
useful if you could define peer groups, and then have
control over how data is backed up.

The "store" command should then allow configuring:

(1) which peer group(s) to use
(2) which level of redundancy
(3) which file size

This would allow differentiating between different classes
of data (e.g. critical versus not so important, ..)

Discussion

  • Emin Martinian

    Emin Martinian - 2004-02-18

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    That's an interesting idea; it should be doable.

    Another way to get the same functionality would be to allow
    the user to write a function which takes the file name given
    to the "store" command as well as an optional "category"
    argument, and compute these parameters. I'm not sure if the
    added flexibility of this approach would be worth the
    complexity, though.

    Thanks for the feedback,
    -Emin

     
  • Christophe Kalt

    Christophe Kalt - 2004-02-18

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    Being able to easily review/edit the settings would be
    worthwhile. How you achieve this isn't all that important i
    guess. i like the idea of having categories. i might have more
    input on this once i actually play with DIBS as opposed to just
    reading the manual ;-)

     

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