And I presume that if one doesn't trust SSH, and was using, say vtun or
ipsec, that one would remove the SSH bits you added and treat it as
though it is a local, unencrypted rsync? I mention this specifically
because I am wary of host-based authentication, especially on a remote
server (by the
D. Cooper Stevenson wrote:
Here's the scenario: you need a backup solution that will make a
complete backup of your server and automatically rotate the backup
snapshots using rsync.
I looked at doing this last year when I was setting up backups here.
Then I discovered BackupPC
On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 08:46, Ben Barrett wrote:
And I presume that if one doesn't trust SSH, and was using, say vtun or
ipsec, that one would remove the SSH bits you added and treat it as
though it is a local, unencrypted rsync?
Yeah, I mean the rotation framework is there, and the command
All,
Here's the scenario: you need a backup solution that will make a
complete backup of your server and automatically rotate the backup
snapshots using rsync.
These two scripts will take a snapshot once every four hours (depending
on your crontab entry) and automatically rotate the snapshots
All,
Here's the scenario: you need a backup solution that will make a
complete backup of your server and automatically rotate the backup
snapshots using rsync.
These two scripts will take a snapshot once every four hours (depending
on your crontab entry) and automatically rotate the snapshots
