Here, I’m remove backups older than 3 months.

duplicity /backups b2:// accountid: applicationkey bucketname/ directory Duplicity also handles rotating backups. Substitute your account ID, application key, and bucket name as needed. Systemctl -user start schedule-backup. To backup a folder to your B2 bucket, use a command similar to the one below. Systemctl -user enable schedule-backup.timer Then, just enable it in systemd: systemctl -user enable rvice #Execute job if it missed a run due to machine being off home/user/.restic/backup.sh & curl -fsS -m 10 -retry 5 -o /dev/null Ĭat ~/.config/systemd/user/rviceĮxecStart=/home/user/.restic/backup-with-healthchecks.io.shĬat ~/.config/systemd/user/schedule-backup.timer cat ~/.restic/backup.shĮxport RESTIC_REPOSITORY='b2:whatever-backup'Įxport RESTIC_PASSWORD_FILE=/home/user/.restic/passwordĬat ~/.restic/backup-with-healthchecks.io.sh Then, I use to get notifications when it fails. I then set it up as a service in systemd in the userspace, and I setup a systemd timer to run it every day.

Linux backup to backblaze b2