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We recently had a call with our CrowdStrike Falcon Complete team. They were checking in because they wanted to remind us that while CrowdStrike agents can self-update, they can't do it if the agent is older than 180 days.

It just seems backwards to me that CrowdStrike wouldn't come up with a better solution for this (instead of manually reaching out to customers, who then have to keep track of it). I could understand if there was a multi-year limit on this, but 180 days goes by so quickly....

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I have an Amazon EC2 machine. I would like to clone an older version of github repo on this machine. Normally I use git clone How can I clone an older version, say an update from 14 days ago? I can see the exact version I need in the commit history of repository, but do not know how to clone it onto the EC2 machine. Do I need to use the little SHA code next to each commit?

This issue is present on multiple browsers and devices. I have tried clearing the cache, cookies, and browsing history on multiple browsers with no luck. I contacted Squarespace live chat a couple days ago who said he cleared my websites' cache and that should fix it but it's still happening.

Today I opened PS 2020 and the files have reverted to the previous version. All my work is gone. I've checked the temp folder where the Smart Object is saved, there are no other files. The AutoRecover folder is empty.

It's 2023 now. I had the exact same issue the other day. At first I feared I might have clicked No when the Save changes promt popped up, but that can't be the case because I saved both the smart object and the main file, and I remember it vividly since I had to update the main to send it for review and the next day both the main and the smart object were reverted to an older version. I usually work from the cloud and have backup enabled on cloud, but in this particular case the file was local. Also, neither the main .psd nor the .psb are anywhere to be found, not in the Temp folder, not in the AutoSave folder, I did a full index search on Windows and nothing.

By default, Backblaze saves any old versions or deleted files for 30 days, with the option to enable One Year Extended Version History for free. For even more protection, upgrade to Forever Version History for just $0.006/GB per month.

Your Backblaze account comes with 30 days of Version History, with the option to enable One Year Extended Version History for free. And, you can upgrade to Forever Version History for just $0.006/GB per month.

Every Backblaze Computer Backup account comes with 30 days of Version History with the option to enable One Year Extended Version History for free. If you need more than one year worth of data history protection, you can upgrade to Forever for even more peace of mind.

Perhaps I should write a script to delete cache packages based on a builddate of a certain age ... here's a start, to delete cached packages older than 30 days old, though for now it only lists candidates rather than removing them:

Rethinking my build-date approach, it would need some revision to be of much use. It seems reasonable to me to keep 1 older version of any package that has been updated recently (e.g., 30 days in my first attempt) as that time period gives ample time for any issues to surface. But the problem with the approach implemented by my first-draft script is that it will remove the needed previous-version of any package that is updated less-often than monthly. For example, if a rarely updated package gets an upgrade, then one runs my script, then finds a problem with the new version - even if this all happens in the same day, the needed package for a rollback will be gone.

So the right logic (for my intended goal) would be to keep everything built within the last N days and at least one older version of each package that has been rebuilt within the last N days. I may or may not care to get around to making that script, as I'm fine with the potential limitation of `pacchache -rk2`.

Databricks does not recommend using Delta Lake table history as a long-term backup solution for data archival. Databricks recommends using only the past 7 days for time travel operations unless you have set both data and log retention configurations to a larger value.

Table versions accessible with time travel are determined by a combination of the retention threshold for transaction log files and the frequency and specified retention for VACUUM operations. If you run VACUUM daily with the default values, 7 days of data is available for time travel.

You must set both of these properties to ensure table history is retained for longer duration for tables with frequent VACUUM operations. For example, to access 30 days of historical data, set delta.deletedFileRetentionDuration = "interval 30 days" (which matches the default setting for delta.logRetentionDuration).

You cannot restore a table to an older version where the data files were deleted manually or by vacuum. Restoring to this version partially is still possible if spark.sql.files.ignoreMissingFiles is set to true.

One of the great things about Carbonite Pro is that it automatically detects and backs up newer versions of your files whenever they are created. By default Carbonite Pro will keep one version per day going back 7 days, then one version per week going back 3 weeks prior to that and then one version a month for the preceding 2 months before that, providing 12 versions going back 90 days total.

Note: The Go back option is only available for 10 days after you upgraded Windows. Once 10 days have passed, the system will delete the old files to save space as well as the go back option will be unavailable and removed from settings. Within 10 days, Go back will be disabled as well under the following circumstances.

Hi @arsalusman, not sure how this could be possible. You're saying, when you check for updates, you're on the most recent version (as of now 5.13.0) and after x amount of days, you're reverted to a specific version? Mind providing some examples or screenshots of the versions you're currently running on Zoom?

Same as others. I try to open Zoom, I get message it is older version so I delete the old through Control panel, go to Zoom website and download new version. Works fine that day, couple days later I open it and its the old version again. Huge hassle.

When a computer is upgraded from Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8.1 to Windows 10, the previous version of Windows is retained on the hard drive for approximately 28 days. This feature allows a user to revert back to the previous version of Windows for any reason. After 10 days (30 days in versions of Windows 10 prior to Anniversary Edition) the old version of Windows is removed to free up space on the hard drive.

Scenario: I would like to temporarily open a previous versioned model to copy and paste elements that were deleted. The web browser/BIM 360/Document Management option doesn't fit the bill as we only publish once a week. The items were deleted two days ago.

@jason.quarry I just asked the experts and they came back with a negative response. There is no way to get an older version of a document if you haven't published it. If you have a local backup, you could of course try to get an older version of that local stored file. Or maybe one of your peers didn't open/synced the document in the last two days and you can grab it before he does.

Note: As a best practice, PST files should not be uploaded on OneDrive for Business or SharePoint Online team site document libraries due to the impact on storage. If PST files are uploaded, the service will only retain versions for 30 days.

Splunk is consistently removing old link releases from their webpage, the "server folder" remains the same, but the public links to old releases get removed as new releases are released. I suppose this is for security reasons because it's very old unsupported versions, and bla bla.

The workaround has been to just refresh it when opened which has consistently fixed it. The problem recently was that I needed to push an important update due to a faulty piece of error checking code. Two days later we are still seeing users using the old version of the app, I previously watched users open the app in a new tab and get the old version until they refresh the page.

I was able to use the distrobuilder tool to rebuild older versions of Alpine using the ci image yaml. It took me a few minutes to work out the additional release parameter required, It would be useful if the documentation page explains this - I suspect building images using ci image yaml is a popular usage pattern.

If you want the S3 Lifecycle rule to apply to all objects in the bucket, specify an empty prefix. In the following configuration, the rule specifies a Transition action that directs Amazon S3 to transition objects to the S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval storage class 0 days after creation. This rule means that the objects are eligible for archival to Amazon S3 Glacier at midnight UTC following creation. For more information about lifecycle constraints, see Constraints.

Since there is no conflict in this case, Amazon S3 will transition the objects with the logs/ prefix to the S3 Standard-IA storage class 30 days after creation. When any object reaches one year after creation, it will be deleted.

For the subset of objects with the logs/ key name prefix, S3 Lifecycle actions in both rules apply. One rule directs Amazon S3 to transition objects 10 days after creation, and another rule directs Amazon S3 to transition objects 365 days after creation.

If an object has both tags, then Amazon S3 has to decide which rule to follow. In this case, Amazon S3 expires the object 14 days after creation. The object is removed, and therefore the transition action does not apply.

To save storage costs, you want to move noncurrent versions to S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval 30 days after they become noncurrent (assuming that these noncurrent objects are cold data for which you don't need real-time access). In addition, you expect frequency of access of the current versions to diminish 90 days after creation, so you might choose to move these objects to the S3 Standard-IA storage class. e24fc04721