Mathias Homann wrote:
Hi,
yes, I know. I'm a heretic.
How do I disable snapper completely?
You can disable the zypper-snapper connection via rpm -e snapper-zypp-plugin As an alternative, because the most annoying thing is the small installs that trigger a snapper run, edit /etc/snapper/zypp-plugin.conf and remove the line with the star as match pattern: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <snapper-zypp-plugin-conf> <!-- List of solvables. If the zypp commit transaction includes any solvable listed below, snapper will create pre and post snapshots. The match attribute defines whether the pattern is a Unix shell-style wildcard ("w") or a Python regular expression ("re"). If any of the matching solvables is marked as important, the snapshots are also marked as important. --> <solvables> <solvable match="w" important="true">kernel-*</solvable> <solvable match="w" important="true">dracut</solvable> <solvable match="w" important="true">glibc</solvable> <solvable match="w" important="true">systemd*</solvable> <solvable match="w" important="true">udev</solvable> <!-- <solvable match="w">*</solvable> --> </solvables> </snapper-zypp-plugin-conf> Then you'd only get the important ones. If you don't want any, I assume just remove the configuration for your root partition, see man page snapper under 'delete-config' -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org