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TheGarnet on April 7, 2021, 10:56 pm
I am on a set of nanos....
One of my antlets (well actually several) have tons of failed backups listed because of daily backups going to a mounted NAS volume that ran out of space. So one of the antlets lists 227 backups, most of them "self-managed" 0B in size and status of "backing up". How can I mass delete a whole bunch of them, it is really tedious to individual click delete, and then confirm the delete, on each one of them.
Also i think for many of my virtual machines that arent doing much, a weekly, or a monthly backup would be enough.
Also when i say backup now, self managed, it should remember the mount path I previously set.
I am on a set of nanos....
One of my antlets (well actually several) have tons of failed backups listed because of daily backups going to a mounted NAS volume that ran out of space. So one of the antlets lists 227 backups, most of them "self-managed" 0B in size and status of "backing up". How can I mass delete a whole bunch of them, it is really tedious to individual click delete, and then confirm the delete, on each one of them.
Also i think for many of my virtual machines that arent doing much, a weekly, or a monthly backup would be enough.
Also when i say backup now, self managed, it should remember the mount path I previously set.
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