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[Charles via rsync]

Regards "Please let us know if you have any rsync-related documents to 
add to this list"


From the bung introduction (https://github.com/CharlesMAtkinson/bung): 
"The rsync-based files backup creates a "rolling full" backup which is 
easy to browse and restore from using everyday tools. Changed and 
deleted files are kept for a configurable number of days"


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Submission for https://rsync.samba.org/resources.html: bung

[Charles via rsync]

Backup scripts next generation (bung) is a suite of bash scripts that 
runs standard backup utilities such as mysqldump, pg_dump, rsync, 
slapcat and tar


bung adds configurable support for hotplug storage devices (such as USB 
disks), LVM snapshots, file system mounting, logging, on-screen 
notifications and report emails.
bung backup jobs are normally started by scheduler (anacron or cron) or 
by udev (by plugging in backup storage devices such as USB HDDs).
bung is arbitrarily extensible via templates with integrated support for 
git.  Templated examples are provided for backing up some Cisco and 
MikroTek devices.


Documentation: https://redmine.auroville.org.in/projects/bung/documents
Files: https://redmine.auroville.org.in/projects/bung/files

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