About incremental backup
Hi folks,
About .tar.gz and .tar.bz2 files and incremental flag "-g" and "-G"
I have a directory, say dirA, of 5G approx in size including hundreds of subdir and files. Can I apply "-G" flag to do incremental backup.
For example:
an old compressed file dirA.bz2 already exists
Can I run;
$ tar -jcpf -G dirA.bz2 --same-own /path/to/dirA
to do incremental backup? If possible it will save lot of time.
Will subdir/file already removed from dirA be removed from the new tarball dirA.bz2 as well?
TIA
B.R.
satimis
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