Bug #5472
Filesystems filling up with postgres backup files
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Description
/etc/cron.daily/pgsql script runs everyday and dumps a postgres backup to /var/postgres-bak
These dumps eventually fill up /var on the machines it is run and cause failures.
edit the /etc/cron.daily/pgsql to rotate its files only keeping month worth of dumps.
The dump from the first day of each month should be placed in a separate directory /var/postgres-bak/monthly.
monthly dumps should only be retained for 13 months at most. Each dump from the beginning of the year should be moved to /var/postgres-bak/yearly
Associated revisions
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472
create pgsql files for montly and daily cron jobs that will rotate and delete pgdump files
refs #5472 Filesystems filling up with postgres backup files
refs #5472 Filesystems filling up with postgres backup files
refs #5472 Filesystems filling up with postgres backup files
History
#1 Updated by Robert Waltz almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from New to In Progress
#2 Updated by Robert Waltz almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Testing
#3 Updated by Robert Waltz almost 10 years ago
- Due date changed from 2014-06-21 to 2014-07-05
- Target version changed from 2014.24-Block.3.4 to 2014.26-Block.4.1
#4 Updated by Robert Waltz over 9 years ago
- Status changed from Testing to Closed
