backup tool
I am looking for a graphical network backup tool which is capable of restoring the files with the exact permission and ownership
i tried using backuppc but it doesnt restore the exact permission of the file can someone recommend me a good backup tool thanx |
Perhaps grsync
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Grsync has the features but i am trying to backup a server remotely there are lot of file systems i need to have , with grsync i will have to make those filesystem to be shared which is practically not advisable
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Hi fernfrancis,
Have you tried dar combined with kdar? |
kdar also doesnt have the feature to schedule daily backup any other tool available
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You could export the dar script from kdar after configuring what to back ul, and ron the script from a cron job. The configuration would be graphical, but the job wouldn't be.
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is there a better tool than kdar coz i am trying to connect to a remote server , no option to do so plus the drawback of scheduling
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You could write your own script.
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RWTH can u sent me a sample script as of how to do it
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I can sent only some bits and pieces, because the scripts contain company proprietary information. But in general, you need a main dar command. With options you can control that dar command whether it should backup everything or differential (incremental). Our general dar command looks like this: dar ${DarFile} ${SourceDir} ${ArchivedFile} -n -w -D -z9 -m 150 -u -U -X "core*.*" -X "*.psf" -P "username" -Z "*.avi" -Z "*.bz2" -Z "*.gif" -Z "*.gz" -Z "*.jpg" -Z "*.mov" -Z "*.mpg" -Z "*.pbm" -Z "*.pdf" -Z "*.png" -Z "*.pnm" -Z "*.Z" -Z "*.zip" You will need to place this dar command in a small shell script (ours is a little bit complicated) and then control that script via crontab. I hope, this information will help you. P.S. I can not guarantee that dar command will run, because I had to copy and paste it for this message. |
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