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Old 03-21-2014, 05:54 AM   #1
shameerbabs
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Red face How to setup mysql-zrm backup retention-policy


Hi,

mysql-zrm is currently running successfully on my server and it has
taken last 6 months backups.

I would like to setup retention-policy in mysql-zrm and it has to keep only 1 month backup.

1.How can I achieve this?
2.I have changed the settings under mysql-zrm.conf as below and it never worked well.

...
retention-policy=1M // tried 30D as well
...
..
Do I need to run any commands to remove the oldest 5 month backup by keeping latest 1 month?

Or Do I manually remove the oldest backups?

Please help.
 
  


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