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Eliminare file/cartelle da TimeMachine.
(troppo vecchio per rispondere)
Aladino
2023-06-30 12:58:57 UTC
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Con le ultime versioni di TM (immagino che sia cambiato da quando usa
APFS), c'è modo (e come), di eliminare una cartella da tutti i backup?
Qualcosa che una volta si faceva così:
<https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/427300/how-can-i-manually-delete-files-and-folders-from-a-time-machine-backup-volume>
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evanmac
2023-06-30 18:16:14 UTC
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Post by Aladino
Con le ultime versioni di TM (immagino che sia cambiato da quando usa
APFS), c'è modo (e come), di eliminare una cartella da tutti i backup?
tmutil

da terminale
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Aladino
2023-06-30 19:29:58 UTC
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Post by evanmac
tmutil
da terminale
Come che opzioni/sintassi? Visto che:

man tmutil
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delete [-d backup_mount_point -t timestamp] [-p path]
Deletes the backups with the specified timestamp from the backup volume
mounted at the specified mountpoint. The -t option followed by a
timestamp can be used multiple times to specify multiple backups to
delete. *For HFS backup disks*, a specific path to delete can also be
specified using the -p option. This verb can delete items from backups
that were not made by, or are not claimed by, the current machine.
Requires root and Full Disk Access privileges.
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evanmac
2023-07-01 09:47:35 UTC
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Post by Aladino
man tmutil
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delete [-d backup_mount_point -t timestamp] [-p path]
Deletes the backups with the specified timestamp from the backup volume
mounted at the specified mountpoint. The -t option followed by a
timestamp can be used multiple times to specify multiple backups to
delete. *For HFS backup disks*, a specific path to delete can also be
specified using the -p option. This verb can delete items from backups
that were not made by, or are not claimed by, the current machine.
Requires root and Full Disk Access privileges.
listbackups [-d backup_mount_point [-m [-t]]]
List all of this computer's completed backups. The -d option
specifies a destination volume to list backups from. When -m is provided,
listbackups will attempt to mount backups and list their mounted paths. The -t
option will show only the backup timestamp rather than the full name or path.
Requires root and Full Disk Access privileges.

con questo verbo cerchi il backup che ti interessa (tramite GUI ci puoi dare
un'occhio per sapere cosa cercare e trovarlo più velocemente), e poi con
l'altro comando lo cancelli
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