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An Amanda run is ''always'' initiated by you, possibly from the commandline or as a crontab entry. Setting the value of the runspercycle parameter is your way of telling Amanda how many days you plan to execute [[amdump]] during one [[dumpcycle]] assuming one run per day.  This supplies Amanda with the necessary information to calculate how often it needs to do full backups in order to complete a full backup within the defined [[dumpcycle]].
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You ''always'' initiate an amanda run, either from the commandline or typically as a crontab entry. Setting the value of the runspercycle parameter is your way of telling Amanda how many days you plan to execute [[amdump]] during one [[dumpcycle]] assuming one run per day.  This supplies Amanda with the necessary information to calculate how often it needs to do full backups in order to complete a full backup within the defined [[dumpcycle]].


Please see {{man|5|amanda.conf}} for information on amanda.conf parameters.
Please see {{man|5|amanda.conf}} for information on amanda.conf parameters.

Revision as of 21:44, 15 July 2010


You always initiate an amanda run, either from the commandline or typically as a crontab entry. Setting the value of the runspercycle parameter is your way of telling Amanda how many days you plan to execute amdump during one dumpcycle assuming one run per day. This supplies Amanda with the necessary information to calculate how often it needs to do full backups in order to complete a full backup within the defined dumpcycle.

Please see amanda.conf(5) for information on amanda.conf parameters.