--On Thursday, July 20, 2017 3:54 AM +0200 Bzzzz <lazyvi...@gmx.com> wrote:
An addition to BPC could do the trick, preferably saving the result in another directory than the main one, by checking which files have been touched the present day and save them automatically; it may be triggered from a crontab. And before each complete backup, BPC would empty this daily directory for the next day.
A better solution would be a change to rsyncd to monitor its filesystem and remember which files were touched since the last backup. Some filesystems have a "backdoor" like inotify that lets you get notified of files getting touched. rsyncd could log these and only consult this list, not the whole filesystem. You'd need some way to reset the list and force a full filesystem check.
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