I'm using this on a home computer. I have used rsync in the
past. I was looking into what else was out there or if there was
something better. I've heard of snap-shots, but don't really
know what that is about or if that is a good idea. I want to
backup my /home and config files in / that I would n
What I do is to wrap rdiff-backup in a bash script. An older version of
what I have in service can be found here:
https://github.com/meganerd/bash_scripts/blob/master/backup/BackupWrapper.sh
I am not sure how rdiff-backup stores time internally, but it does track
changes over time. You can for e
I use rsync in via a bash script. But a little more.
My script creates an rsync working directory from the remote target.
Then the working directory is compressed into a tar.gz directory given
the day name of the backup, giving me a weekly backup. Then once a week
the Friday backup is moved
rsnapshot "apt-get install rsnapshot"
is a collection of perl scripts that
use rsync and has 3 levels of decimation, arbitrarily named, hourly, daily,
weekly
the intervals are usually activated by cron tasks but can also be run manually
for example,
hourly could be set run every 12 hours and
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