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When using the --time-from-string parameter and not all input lines are in the expected match format timegaps exits with error
ERROR: Error while parsing time from item string. Error: time data u'pool/test@2018-03-29__14-11-35' does not match format 'storagepool/test@backup_%Y-%m-%d__%H-%M-%S'
As it happens that I have regular zfs snapshots with name 2018-03-29__14-30-00 but also other named snapshots when offsite-backup-script transferes snapshots to another system and creates a snapshot before transfering with name backup_2018-03-29__18-00-00
For this cases it would probably be usefull to have a --ignore-invalid-items parameter where the backup_... snapshots would be simply keept/accepted.
My command is as follows: sudo zfs list -r -H -t snapshot -o name pool/test | timegaps --stdin --time-from-string "pool/test@%Y-%m-%d__%H-%M-%S" recent2,hours10,days30,weeks12,months14,years3
Probably also a --time-from-string-regex would be a solution - so User can use wildcards + date patterns for item selection.
Interested in what you think about my usecase.
Greetings
Wolfgang
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When using the --time-from-string parameter and not all input lines are in the expected match format timegaps exits with error
As it happens that I have regular zfs snapshots with name
2018-03-29__14-30-00
but also other named snapshots when offsite-backup-script transferes snapshots to another system and creates a snapshot before transfering with namebackup_2018-03-29__18-00-00
For this cases it would probably be usefull to have a --ignore-invalid-items parameter where the backup_... snapshots would be simply keept/accepted.
My command is as follows:
sudo zfs list -r -H -t snapshot -o name pool/test | timegaps --stdin --time-from-string "pool/test@%Y-%m-%d__%H-%M-%S" recent2,hours10,days30,weeks12,months14,years3
Probably also a --time-from-string-regex would be a solution - so User can use wildcards + date patterns for item selection.
Interested in what you think about my usecase.
Greetings
Wolfgang
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: