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There is an option in the config for the SSH copy to set "local backups to keep". In order to avoid my backup location to grow indefinitely in size, I'm interested in having an option in the config to set "remote backups to keep", with a similar behavior as the option for local backups but for the remote server.
This can be resolved with custom scripts in the backup side as well, but it is easier (and imho cleaner) to do this cleanup straight from HA. Is this something you might consider adding?
As an alternative, having the possibility to set custom options to rsync would also be great. My rsync setup uses a non-standard port which the add-on doesn't seem to handle. Previously (I'm migrating from a container-based HA setup), I was running this to copy to (and clean) my remote backup location: rsync -Aaxv --numeric-ids --delete --rsh="ssh -p 2205" <HA BACKUP DIR> <REMOTE TARGET>.
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There is an option in the config for the SSH copy to set "local backups to keep". In order to avoid my backup location to grow indefinitely in size, I'm interested in having an option in the config to set "remote backups to keep", with a similar behavior as the option for local backups but for the remote server.
This can be resolved with custom scripts in the backup side as well, but it is easier (and imho cleaner) to do this cleanup straight from HA. Is this something you might consider adding?
As an alternative, having the possibility to set custom options to rsync would also be great. My rsync setup uses a non-standard port which the add-on doesn't seem to handle. Previously (I'm migrating from a container-based HA setup), I was running this to copy to (and clean) my remote backup location:
rsync -Aaxv --numeric-ids --delete --rsh="ssh -p 2205" <HA BACKUP DIR> <REMOTE TARGET>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: