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    prettygood (prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 11:50:58 JST prettygood prettygood
    Borg is a really great backup system with really awful tooling and every time I have to fool with it, it puts me in a bad mood.
    In conversation about 6 months ago from socially.drinkingatmy.computer permalink

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      tehfishman (tehfishman@ioc.exchange)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 11:50:55 JST tehfishman tehfishman
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      @prettygood I haven't fully dug into borgmatic just yet. I looked at their docs which also have a link to a very lengthy sample systemd unit file and decided I didn't actually have time for that right now

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      prettygood (prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 11:50:56 JST prettygood prettygood
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      @tehfishman yeah its part of why everyone either uses borgmatic, or has bash wrappers with exports all over the place, like I do. I just want to manually inspect a backup for a specific file without doing a whole ass restore.

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      tehfishman (tehfishman@ioc.exchange)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 11:50:57 JST tehfishman tehfishman
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      @prettygood I literally just started using it a few days ago and there's definitely a "we thought about including batteries but decided not to" vibe in the documentation.

      In conversation about 6 months ago permalink
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      ✠ Степан ✠ (mansalia@shitpost.poridge.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 12:42:42 JST ✠ Степан ✠ ✠ Степан ✠
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      @prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer
      no idea about borg, i run a timer unit that creates new zfs snapshots and destroys old ones.
      zfsnap2 does 95% of the work.

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      sapphire (sapphire@shortstacksran.ch)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 12:47:59 JST sapphire sapphire
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      @mansalia @prettygood pretty sure you don't need to clear old zfs snapshots, they're diffs not full backups
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      prettygood (prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 12:50:12 JST prettygood prettygood
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      @mansalia I use borg for off-site versioned backups
      In conversation about 6 months ago permalink
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      ~BitBun~ :bunRetro: (bitbun@raru.re)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 22:13:23 JST ~BitBun~ :bunRetro: ~BitBun~ :bunRetro:
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      @prettygood Worst part is if you change the config if has to treat everything like it's fresh again and rescan the whole drive. Which is stupid, but it's not wasteful since it still dedupes for the actual file storage. Just means config changes lead to a really long initial backup just after it, but it goes back to proper incremental backups after that.

      Just figured I should mention it since it's a pain point I sometimes deal with. Maybe I'm just using it wrong, IDK - luckily I don't have to change configs up too often, at least.

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      ~BitBun~ :bunRetro: (bitbun@raru.re)'s status on Monday, 09-Feb-2026 22:13:25 JST ~BitBun~ :bunRetro: ~BitBun~ :bunRetro:
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      @prettygood I've been pretty happy with restic for my off-site backups at least. It's not perfect, but it's good enough for my uses.

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      prettygood (prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer)'s status on Friday, 13-Feb-2026 10:14:29 JST prettygood prettygood
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      @tehfishman stunning recollection laptops exist.
      In conversation about 6 months ago permalink
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      tehfishman (tehfishman@ioc.exchange)'s status on Friday, 13-Feb-2026 10:14:30 JST tehfishman tehfishman
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      @prettygood
      *actual borgmatic documentation*

      In conversation about 6 months ago permalink

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