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title: "Using Prune to Manage Archives"
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date: 2023-07-02 00:00:00 -0400
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category: "Service Setup"
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tags: ["linux", "backup"]
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tags: ["linux", "backup", "FOSS"]
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Often times when using a tool like rsync to make backups you end up with lots of archives, and no way to keep them managed over time without a manual process. Prune is a simple tool that lets you remove prune archives in a folder, deleting any archives not matching the specified retention options. Any file type can be an archive and prune allows you to specify which files are in scope to be pruned.
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