This is true and I would not do it on a production server, just my home
PC and laptop.
Charles Duffy wrote:
Gavin wrote:
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.
Granted -- but I still see the security issues implicit with running
rdiff-backup as root on the server as a far greater liability than the
benefit of not needing the tool to restore.
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