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i've been able to finally
create a simple rdiff-backup file consisting of basically one line: #!/bin/bash echo "Hi everyone! This is my first script!" sudo rdiff-backup /home/frazelle09/Documents /home/frazelle09/Network/JALALFRAZELLE/200Gig/HomeBackups As you can probably tell, this copies my /home directory to another computer. i have copied the resulting directories and subdirectories and the rdiff-file to a DVD. Can anyone suggest a good strategy to backup say every two weeks? When i used to use Windows, i'd use a file manager and just select all the new or changed files once a month, output in the original folder structure, and copy the whole thing to a CD, but rdiff-backup looks more elegant and it's something that i may even be able to continue to work on as time goes on. Any help would be appreciated! Have a great evening! :-) |
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