So what are you going to do? You really need to have a backup system that regularly backs up your entire hard drive contents to another hard drive (not just another partition) AND you still need to run Lightroom’s backups. But is that the best place for them? If you don’t regularly back up that whole drive to a second drive, what will happen if your main drive dies? You’ll have dutifully run Lightroom’s backups – and they’ll be on that dead drive along with the original catalog. So my +1 to have that addressed and make for a much more flexible product.Where should you put your backups? Let’s talk about the catalog that holds all your photo edits.īy default, the catalogs are backed up in a ‘backups’ subfolder alongside the original catalog. But if bandwidth is a limitation then even more so as needing to be able to keep on using earlier backups even of they are moved somewhere else. That is only one of the nags I really ran into, as a long acronis user. Never had to look back ever since, but apparently the issue (as that is what I consider it as well) is still there and might still be a limitation of the newer. In the end I even skipped out on the whole usb drive connected to the nas approach and made my backups to the raid protected storage of the nas after having expanded its diskspace. So indeed that is cumbersome but I tool it for granted. However those no longer could be used for backup by continuing the full/inr schedule, but only to restore from. Besides that I also imported the old backups. Renaming the path was indeed not possible.Īt times however I deleted the backup configuration and created an new one. Because of that the cifs path to the backup location changed and therefor the backup no longer worked. Alas at times it would give the drive a different path (before I found out you also could give it yput own unique name). I noticed myself also with earlier versions at least since 2019 or so, while trying to backup to a usb drive connected to my nas. tibx format, at least that is the only thing I can come up with, in which you also should not simply move the backup data. I think this also has to do with the new. Last thing to notice is that in numerous attemps in trying to reproduce your scenario I couldn't fathom how did you not get the warning right after you attempted to change the destination after your original UNC path ceased to exist? You should've get that exactly between steps #2 and #3 as you describe above.ĬC /u/fastcashlost, /u/Reygle, /u/bartoque
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