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Hello,
the real setup is more complicated but let's assume the following:
- Synology Main to Synology Back backup via Hyperbackup
- shared folders W1 and W2, should be backed up weekly, into resp. folders WB1 and WB2 on Back
- shared folder M, should be backed up monthly, into folder MB on Back
- Back should only boot weekly
What I have tried is too schedule, e.g.
- W1,W2 every Saturday
- M, well, I wanted every first Saturday, but that is not offered by Hyperbackup schedule.
Option 1: schedule backup of W1,W2 four times a month, for example on 1st, 8th, 15th, and 22nd each month.
Problem: unsure if Hyperbackup will be consistent when 4 backup tasks write into the same location.
Option 2: completely change the strategy. One task to backup W1+W2+M and three tasks for W1+W2 into new folders on Back.
Problem: I lose the option to backup individual shared folders, I have to again backup 10TB, weekly data backedup up twice. Not a solution for me.
Option 3: remove the scheduling inside Hyperbackup and instead schedule the tasks via system task scheduler, which can do what I want.
Problem: will this confuse the settings in Hyperbackup? Will W1 and W2 correctly run after each other when scheduled at the same time in two tasks?
Looks like the best option nevertheless.
Option 4: use scripting and system task scheduler.
What do you think? Thanks s lot.
the real setup is more complicated but let's assume the following:
- Synology Main to Synology Back backup via Hyperbackup
- shared folders W1 and W2, should be backed up weekly, into resp. folders WB1 and WB2 on Back
- shared folder M, should be backed up monthly, into folder MB on Back
- Back should only boot weekly
What I have tried is too schedule, e.g.
- W1,W2 every Saturday
- M, well, I wanted every first Saturday, but that is not offered by Hyperbackup schedule.
Option 1: schedule backup of W1,W2 four times a month, for example on 1st, 8th, 15th, and 22nd each month.
Problem: unsure if Hyperbackup will be consistent when 4 backup tasks write into the same location.
Option 2: completely change the strategy. One task to backup W1+W2+M and three tasks for W1+W2 into new folders on Back.
Problem: I lose the option to backup individual shared folders, I have to again backup 10TB, weekly data backedup up twice. Not a solution for me.
Option 3: remove the scheduling inside Hyperbackup and instead schedule the tasks via system task scheduler, which can do what I want.
Problem: will this confuse the settings in Hyperbackup? Will W1 and W2 correctly run after each other when scheduled at the same time in two tasks?
Looks like the best option nevertheless.
Option 4: use scripting and system task scheduler.
What do you think? Thanks s lot.