[Pybackpack] pybackpack thoughts and future
seth vidal
skvidal at fedoraproject.org
Tue Aug 28 07:01:46 BST 2007
On Mon, 2007-08-27 at 10:02 -0400, seth vidal wrote:
> - simple gnome-python applet that the user can run and have it poll
> their backupsets and say if a backup hasn't been run in whatever amount
> of time. Storing the minimum frequency in the backupset config would
> accommodate that. - So the things that would need to happen to make this
> work:
> - backupsets need to write/touch a file in their config dir when
> they finish a backup
> - we need a default 'minimum frequency' in the config - probably 24
> or 48 hours would be reasonable.
> - and, of course, we need the applet. The simplest applet displays
> nothing until it notices that one of the backups has not been
> backed up in less time than its minimum frequency. Then it should
> probably:
> - blink an icon up on the applet notification area
> - clicking on the icon pops up a box telling the user what
> needs to be done with a button to run pybackpack
okay. I have this last part more or less working. I need to hook it up
so it is looking at the right object in pybackpack but it's on the way
to functionality. I'll work on the other pieces time-permitting.
-sv
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