Yes but if you do have root on server permissions are set correctly so
the mirror is more useful
and rdiff-backup is not needed to view/retrieve the files with correct
owner+permissions.
Charles Duffy wrote:
Wiebe Cazemier wrote:
If you're backing up system files, you do want to run it as root,
because
non-root users might not be able to read some files.
Yes, you want to be root on the client... but that's no excuse for
being root on the server.
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