Thanks, the installation was very smooth.
Now, how would you automate the process of backing up?
On UNIX I used cron for this.
On Windows I'm thinking about using Scheduled Tasks (that's in
Accessories->System Tools). Is that what you use too?
If so, which DOS command do you run to execute rdiff-backup?
If not so, how do you schedule rdiff-backup?
Thanks,
- Karjala
Ryan Tate wrote:
Karjala, just wanted to make sure you have seen this page:
http://katastrophos.net/andre/blog/?p=19
And installed via Cygwin's Setup.exe the dependencies (for both rsync
and rdiff-backup):
Devel/
autoconf
automake
binutils
gcc
make
patchutils
Interpreters/
python
Web/
wget
I just got rdiff-backup running under cygwin a few days ago. I used
the specific version of librsync listed on that web page,
http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/librsync/librsync-0.9.7.tar.gz
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