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Wols Lists wrote: |
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> On 27/03/2022 22:34, Dale wrote: |
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>> I don't have RAID at all. Just three drives being used as /home on |
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>> LVM. I should use RAID but I have a backup that gets done each week. I |
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>> wouldn't lose much even if it crashed and burned badly. The biggest |
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>> loss might would be emails. I think I have gmail set up to save them so |
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>> I think it would download whatever was missing from the last backup |
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>> restoration. I need to check that. |
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> You might have copies of email everywhere without realising it. If |
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> gmail is set up as imap, then it will keep a copy of all your mail. I |
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> have dovecot set up which keeps a copy of all mine. |
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> Suck it and see, but if you have /home on one drive, and dovecot cache |
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> on another, then you shouldn't lose anything. Mail clients should err |
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> on the side of caution, and if they disagree with the server they |
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> should assume the worst and sync keeping not sync deleting. |
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> Cheers, |
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> Wol |
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I looked into setting up a local mail server, it is just way over my |
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head. When I have time to deal with it, I'll look into it again. I'm |
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sure I can do it but at the moment, got to much else going on. It's the |
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season for catching catfish anyway. ;-) |
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I have Seamonkey set up as pop thingy. It downloads the new messages |
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and I looked to see, it is set not to delete from server for 90 days. |
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If I had a major loss, it would be far less than 90 days until I got |
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back running. |
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May start moving things around tomorrow. It can do some of the work |
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while I'm catching catfish bait. They love bream. They fun to catch. |
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They give a good fight for a small fish. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |