System restore tool for Linux. Creates filesystem snapshots using rsync+hardlinks, or BTRFS snapshots. Supports scheduled snapshots, multiple backup levels, and exclude filters. Snapshots can be restored while system is running or from Live CD/USB.
I accidentally switched from my usual btrfs snapshots to rsync for a short period. Two rsync snapshots were started but did not complete. They are not listed in the UI but are taking up space in the filesystem. I am about 90% sure it should be safe to just rm -rf the two directories of these, but am hoping for confirmation from somebody more knowledgeable in the project.
The two snapshot directories both contain exclude.list, localhost, rsync-log, rsync-log-changes. Notably there is no info.json which I understand is expected.
I accidentally switched from my usual btrfs snapshots to rsync for a short period. Two rsync snapshots were started but did not complete. They are not listed in the UI but are taking up space in the filesystem. I am about 90% sure it should be safe to just
rm -rf
the two directories of these, but am hoping for confirmation from somebody more knowledgeable in the project.The two snapshot directories both contain
exclude.list
,localhost
,rsync-log
,rsync-log-changes
. Notably there is noinfo.json
which I understand is expected.