Hi Micah,
I have continued work on the project, but development has been slow due to lack
of time and motivation. I have renamed the project and at this point it only
takes inspiration from rdiff-backup. The codebase has been written from
scratch. Really the only thing in common between the
Hi,
Daniel Miller dan...@keystonewood.com writes:
I wasn't really prepared to make this announcement so soon, but now
seems like a good time to let the community know. I've been working on
a new implementation of rdiff-backup since about a month ago when I
dug into the current codebase and
(it will likely eliminate the
current mirror in favor of a block-level database, but it solves a host of
other cross-platform issues so its appealing to me).
One of the major nice things about rdiff-backup at the moment is the
ability to restore the latest version of the repository with a
Oliver Mattos spake thusly on 04/10/2010 04:32 PM:
One of the major nice things about rdiff-backup at the moment is the
ability to restore the latest version of the repository with a simple
file copy. It also has a nice benefit that users can be given
read-only access the the backup if
I'm not sure it's a voting thing, but if it is, I support a new
codebase since I suspect with the insight of the existing codebase a
re-write wouldn't actually take anywhere near as long as the initial
development, and would give the project a new beginning and the
opportunity to add features that
