Hi,
Actually when i made the archive, backuppc create 9 file with the
extention .tar.gz.
What i want is 9 directory, with each directory the archived file
decompressed.
I would like if i need a recovery, i can plug the usb drive and navigate
to the different file without to have to uncompress the archive, and
unpack a file.
More, the usb drive is relatively slow, and instead of copy each file,
at each archive, i would like synchronize the last backup with the
content of the usb drive (like a rsync).
I have think about a rsync between the last backup of backuppc and the
usbdrive, but the problem is the compressed format of some file, and the
'f' added to each file.
Is it possible to ask to backuppc to restore the last backup of a
computer on a given directory ?
Thanks,
Le 14/08/2017 à 17:04, Michael Stowe a écrit :
On 2017-08-14 03:16, Ulrich Van Den Hekke wrote:
Hi,
I use backuppc version 4, and i'm very happy. It is the best tool
i use to make my backup.
To archive the last backup of each host, i would like to copy the
last extracted version of each host to a usb drive without using
tar. I would like on the usb drive (to restore easily a file if
necessary) that the drive can be used even without backuppc with
for each host the directory structure and all the uncompressed files.
Actually for archiving, only a tar (compressed or not) can be used.
Is it possible ? Somebody have already made a similar things ? Is
this option can be added to backuppc ?
Thanks
Ulrich
I suspect you may get a better response, if you can clarify what you
mean by “without using tar” but “only a tar (compressed or not) can be
used.”
I'm interpreting this to mean that you'd use the archive feature of
backuppc, except that you don't want the USB drive to be in the tar
format, for some reason.
So, the obvious question is, why not just extract the tar to the USB
drive each time if this is what you want?
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