Hi, To my point of view, BackupPC is really a good backup tool. It is not easy to install (if there is a rpm, it should be easier) and to configure, but it is very interesting.
Xuo. Le 17/07/2011 10:55, Jeff Robins a écrit : > > Tools for backup - security copies (with GUI - with interface graphics) > > 1 - BackupPC - ok -> Mageia-1 (server) > > 2 - Bacula - ok -> Mageia-1 (server) > > 3 - Drakbackup ---------- no ---------------- > > 4 - TimeVault ---------- no ---------------- > > 5 - Luckybackup - ok ->> Mageia-1 (desktop user) > > 6 - Fwbackup - Feature-rich user backup program - ok ->> Mageia-1 > (desktop > > user) > > 7 - Deja-dup - simple backup- ok ->> Mageia-1 (desktop user) > > > Tools for backup - security copies (text mode / command with the > console) > > 1 - afbackup - - ok ->> Mageia-1 > > 2 - AMANDA - ---------- no ---------------- > > 3 - Duplicity - ok ->> Mageia-1 > > 4 - Dump / restore - - ok ->>Mageia-1 > > 5 - tar - - ok ->> Mageia-1 > > 6 - dd - - ok ->> Mageia-1 (ddrescue) > > 7 - DAr - Disk Archiver - ---------- no ---------------- > > 8 - rdiff-backup - - ok ->> Mageia-1 > > > Macxi, > > Thank you for the list. I will start to go through them later, probably > next weekend. > > I have a couple of questions on your ratings though. > > 1) Why did you eliminate Drakbackup? > > 2) Why did you eliminate DAR? I almost eliminated it from my current > backup solution do to its odd command line usage and options, but I > struggled through it until I understood them. They are still a pain in > the ass, especially when you have to specify file names without the > ".dar". > > Thank you, > > Jeff > >
