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09-30-2008, 01:00 PM
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Registered: Jan 2007
Location: Athlone, ROI
Distribution: Ubuntu Hardy Desktop, Solaris 10, Workstation 2008 x64
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Ok Ladies, Im lookin for your best advice here; windows incremental backups to ubuntu
Hey folks.
Windows server 2008 Workstation with terabyte internal RAID0 drive (you can already see the demand for backup)
Ubuntu Heron with a terabyte external LaCie drive (I'll let you know how it survives)
I want to back up a few working directories and setup utilities (totalling currently about 500GBish)
The ubuntu box im working off of is a rescued laptop otherwise I'd be upgrading to GbE but atm its boring 10/100 Cat5.
What do you guys think is the best approach?
Rsync over FTP (thankyou cygwin)
Windows own Volume Shadow Service (dont like trusting windows on a good day)
*Some other obscure plan i havent thought of yet*
What I'm currently sitting thru is splitting the volume in two NTFS partitions while connected directly to the server and copying most of what i need in on the second partition (just for transfer speed) and then taking it across to the ubuntu box, reformatting the first partion as ext3, then copying them across while i work on whatever solution we come up with.
Your advice/criticism would be greatly appreciated/heartbreaking.
G
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10-01-2008, 05:49 AM
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Location: Misawa AB, Japan
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I'd say use rsync (set up with a cron job, i.e. scheduled) personally.
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