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    Backups to create in specific folders

    Hello,
    I'd like to create full backups of my VU+Duo2 into a specific folder and, above all, having the chance of naming it.
    This way, for instance, I'd be able to create folders named after the day I create the backup.
    Is it possible or do I need a specific plugin to do that?
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    what image are you using mate?

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    I'm new at VU+ receiver. I got it with BH2.1.4 but maybe I'll change it in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexwilmac View Post
    I'd like to create full backups of my VU+Duo2 into a specific folder and, above all, having the chance of naming it.
    This way, for instance, I'd be able to create folders named after the day I create the backup.
    The standard backups save all the files that you would normally change (the rest can be recovered by downloading the image file), and if you have any other files/directories you specifically wish to save you can add those to the backup list.
    The backup is a single tar.gz file, that contains the date and time.
    Any particular reason you want something other than this?
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    Hello,
    as far as I've learned so far, If I'm not wrong, the tar.gz file is just for settings whilst the backup made by the built-in function, stores its files in the folder /HDD/media of the internal drive and names it vuplus. This way you have just the last one.
    I'd like to know if there is a plugin able to store wherever I like, folders named after the day I perform the backup so to be able to choose not only the last one but also previous ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexwilmac View Post
    Hello,
    as far as I've learned so far, If I'm not wrong, the tar.gz file is just for settings whilst the backup made by the built-in function, stores its files in the folder /HDD/media of the internal drive and names it vuplus. This way you have just the last one.
    You haven't answered Suttsy's question: What image are you using?
    The VIX image includes the date and time in the backup file name. (At least with default settings, I am not sure if some setting combination can change that.)

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    not sure about BH but with Vix you can have multiple backups and add other files to the backup

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