I've used Rsync in the past and it is awsome if you always back up to
the same location and the data isn't encrypted. If you want to keep
versions of the backups, you could always copy the data in the remote
(backup) location to a version folder after the rsync completes. Rsync
essentially copies what has changed since the last backup, but keeps it
in a consistent full copy instead of a differential backup. There was a
company here in Calgary backing up terabytes of data multiple times per
day which each backup taking minutes. YMMV.
Regards, Greg
Dafydd Crosby wrote:
Hi all,
I'm doing a regular backup of the CLUG site, and I was wondering
what people here used for mirroring utilities. I've been using
httrack, but it seems like I could find something a lot faster.
For instance, doing
httrack http://clug.ca/pipermail/clug-talk_clug.ca/ -W -O
"/tmp/CLUG-clugtalk" -%v
pulls the clug-talk mailing list in 1 hour 8 minutes (a total of 78 megabytes).
Anyone with a simpler/faster solution?
-Dafydd
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