[Moderator note: moved post to Mac OS X.]
So I was cleaning up space on my Mac Pro SSD, using Disk Inventory X, and came across the backblaze.bzpkg file, which is currently taking up 15GB!!! Unacceptable. Does anyone know a way to shrink this file (besides the ridiculous suggestion of "exclude large files from backup")? Or, alternatively, is there a better cloud backup solution that doesn't use my SSD as their own personal junkyard?
I tried setting the "Temporary data drive" option to my external 7200rpm drive but the setting doesn't stick, I assume because it's an external drive (it's a Mac Pro trashcan, I have no option other than the external drive).
Any tips?
So I was cleaning up space on my Mac Pro SSD, using Disk Inventory X, and came across the backblaze.bzpkg file, which is currently taking up 15GB!!! Unacceptable. Does anyone know a way to shrink this file (besides the ridiculous suggestion of "exclude large files from backup")? Or, alternatively, is there a better cloud backup solution that doesn't use my SSD as their own personal junkyard?
I tried setting the "Temporary data drive" option to my external 7200rpm drive but the setting doesn't stick, I assume because it's an external drive (it's a Mac Pro trashcan, I have no option other than the external drive).
Any tips?