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Each night (at midnight) I make backups of files that changed the |
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previous day, and on the first of the month I make full backups of |
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important directories (/home, /etc, etc etc). Each morning I do |
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maintenance on the partial backup from the day before. I've noticed |
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that since I upgraded to the 3* series kernel (at this moment it's |
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3.2.12) I've had problems with file-roller - I tell it to delete a |
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directory (something I consider nonessential like ~/.thumbnails) and I |
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says "Reading archive..." without actually deleting anything. I've |
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found that I can delete ten files at a time, which can be really |
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inconvenient when there are hundreds of nonessential files I need to |
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delete. I don't think it's tar - I can go into my terminal window and |
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delete all the files I want with tar and it works perfectly; it just |
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seems to be file-roller. Has anyone else experienced this? |