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Backups on a different drive. Having an SQLite database in your home directory isn't really going to help you there (I mean as far as: if only parts of the file
by forgotpwtomain 10y ago
Backups on a different drive. Having an SQLite database in your home directory isn't really going to help you there (I mean as far as: if only parts of the filesystem are corrupt and you have re-duplicate entries, your chances are better of finding a working one - but it's hard to call that a solution).