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In the immortal words of Eric Crist [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I was recently contacted
Hi Eric,
we are currently developing a small program/service for our customers
exactly for this purpose.
To just backup the data to a remote server is very easy, even on Windows:
Use cygwin. It comes together with rsync and ssh. I recommend you use
rsync since it is the most effective AFAIK and
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we are currently developing a small program/service for our customers
exactly for this purpose.
To just backup the data to a remote server is very easy, even on Windows:
Use cygwin. It comes together with rsync and ssh. I recommend you use
rsync
Eric Crist wrote:
Hello list,
I was recently contacted by a lawfirm that needs a remote backup
solution to help bring their insurance rates down. I've decided to go
ahead and do this, as their needs are not that great.
What I'm asking, is how best to setup this situation. I've never played
with
On Aug 4, 2004, at 4:11 AM, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
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we are currently developing a small program/service for our customers
exactly for this purpose.
To just backup the data to a remote server is very easy, even on
Windows:
Use cygwin. It comes together
Tim Aslat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try one of the multitude of rsync based scripts, you can even get some
very good incremental backups happening,
I have been thinking about this for my own use. One problem with
basic rsync is that if (say) I trash a critical file and don't notice
it for a
On Aug 4, 2004, at 1:44 PM, Chris Shenton wrote:
Tim Aslat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try one of the multitude of rsync based scripts, you can even get some
very good incremental backups happening,
I have been thinking about this for my own use. One problem with
basic rsync is that if (say) I
So I've been thinking of having maybe 5 different copies at the
destination and rsyncing to a different one each night so I have 5
different backups to go to -- just like in the days of
tape. Something conceptually like:
rsync -avR --delete / remote:/BACKUP/`expr $dayofyear % 5`/
Yeah,
Check out rdiff-backup:
http://rdiff-backup.stanford.edu
It not only generates a mirror copy of the current system, but also
generates diff files that can be applied to the mirror to do a
point-in-time restore.
Gary
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Hello list,
I was recently contacted by a lawfirm that needs a remote backup
solution to help bring their insurance rates down. I've decided to go
ahead and do this, as their needs are not that great.
What I'm asking, is how best to setup this situation. I've never played
with jails or
In the immortal words of Eric Crist [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
I was recently contacted by a lawfirm that needs a remote backup
solution to help bring their insurance rates down. I've decided to go
ahead and do this, as their needs are not that great.
Sounds simple enough
What I'm asking, is how
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eric Crist
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 6:56 PM
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Subject: Remote backup hosting setup?
Hello list,
I was recently contacted by a lawfirm that needs a remote backup
solution to help
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