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Hi guys,
Probably a known issue (I remember on this list some trick using the
installed.db file) but I want to backup my whole cygwin tree (on a network
drive) before switching PC and without losing anything... What is the best
method / tool?
(currently trying with FreeFileSync but it is excluding
This is "a religious" question, as there are many different "sworn" ways to
do it.
The "old reliable" method, if you have both filesystems available... at
least off the top of my head...
cd / ; tar -cvf - / | (cd /path/to/other/disk ; tar -xvfp -)
There are also many other solutions using thing
Am 04.02.2022 um 11:26 schrieb Russell VT:
This is "a religious" question, as there are many different "sworn" ways to
do it.
The "old reliable" method, if you have both filesystems available... at
least off the top of my head...
cd / ; tar -cvf - / | (cd /path/to/other/disk ; tar -xvfp -)
On Fri, Feb 4, 2022 at 11:52 AM Thomas Wolff wrote:
> I wouldn't expect most tools to work on special files in /dev. Even tar
> fails on /proc, it would begin to pack your local registry...
> Make a basic installation on the new system, then sync the rest.
> An even cleaner way might be to clone
On 2021-02-16 22:22, Marco Atzeri wrote:
Version 1.14.1-1 of
subversion
subversion-devel
subversion-gnome
subversion-httpd
subversion-perl
subversion-python
subversion-ruby
subversion-tools
CHANGES
Latest upstream security fix release
https://lists.apache.org/threa
On 2022-02-04 03:26, Russell VT wrote:
This is "a religious" question, as there are many different "sworn" ways to
do it.
The "old reliable" method, if you have both filesystems available... at
least off the top of my head...
cd / ; tar -cvf - / | (cd /path/to/other/disk ; tar -xvfp -)
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