There are also some settings in JBackpack that are not directly affecting the backup and restore operations but the way JBackpack itself operates. These settings can be configured by selecting
→ .
JBackpack records the details of its on operation into a log file.
This is useful in case of a program error so that all actions before
and after the error as well as the details of the error itself can
be reconstructed and hopefully fixed by the JBackpack developers.
Here you can configure how much information is recorded into the log
files. The higher the level the more information gets recorded and
the slower JBackpack operates.
JBackpack usually warns users when the destination directory is not
encrypted. There are certain special cases, e.g. when the
destination directory is located on an encrypted harddrive or when
the destination directory is located in a trusted zone, when this
warning is not necessary. Therefore you can disable this warning
here.