backup software for linux
Hi i need some software to help me facilitate my backup process. Any guise should also be handy
Best Regards Alex |
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better tho if describe your backup process then the best program can be recommended for your process |
start with rsync
rsync is a powerful backup utility. Here is a sample use, in particular, as a gui-less time machine clone:
http://blog.interlinked.org/tutorial...e_machine.html |
For a full featured backup system I highly recommend BackupPC.
http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/ There is also a very good chance that it has already be packaged for your distribution. Evo2. |
^^^ very useful...there is also rsnapshot - snapshot based backups with reduced space usage....amanda which is very cool but a bit harder to set up....
currently i am using rsnapshot & amanda. |
Hello together,
I'm using flexbackup http://www.edwinh.org/flexbackup/, this is a perlscript. One can define so called "sets" and configure full, differential or incremental backups for each set. I'm using the anacron daemon to start flexbackup daily when I start the computer. I've a partition for my updates on a second internal harddrive and the complete process of updating runs more or less unnoticeable in background. Markus |
Which backup media do you intend to use?
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Looks like the answers have covered a range of possibilities, but none of us yet know the configuration or requirements alaios has in mind. Presuming s/he responds back with details, we can then hone down the options. I like redundancy and actually use more than one of the options already mentioned.
For a thorough background on backups, see Backup & Recovery by W. Curtis Preston. There is also a companion web site called Backup Central. Or, you can check out http://www.linuxquestions.org/bookmarks/tags/backup. That should give you enough resources to keep you busy for a while. For more focused help, come back with some details about what you want to backup and what your requirements are. |
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