Does anyone know of any cleanups that are done on "old" sources (and builds) of /usr/src/linux-[45]versions? I have my /usr/src pointing to /home/src with /home/src/linux usually pointing into /home/linux/<some version>. Not sure when it happened but something cleaned /home/linux/.... out of all linux source+build dirs going back to about 2012, except for 1-2 dirs from last year. Was very weird -- never had seen such a thorough clean. For me, Nov 01 backup was tainted and I skipped back to my Oct 01 full backup where I could recover the missing 35G. Certainly skipped a heartbeat or two until I fund a substantial backup. I have yet to go through any of the sub-backups in Oct but also don't know if anything else might be missing -- doesn't *seem* to be the case -- so was wondering if there were any scripts that might have been having a bad day running on my system, though that would seem to be a bit of a stretch. Certainly not thinking of any deliberate actions by anybody, since except for the build-configurations, most of it would have been downloadable from kernel.org and rebuilt. Just weird. Versioned-backups really are a life saver sometimes... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org