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@james , yes both those volumes are connecting to my primary NAS via NFS. To test your theory, I created a new NFS share on my secondary NAS and mounted it as a volume on my Cloudron server, but same result - disk usage only shows a single volume. (the first volume that was mounted)

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Hello @pistou79 More detailed backup configuration is coming in the next Cloudron update. Also, have you ever considered maybe using rsync type backups to decrease the backup size footprint?