I use Robocopy also for quick and dirty backups using windows
scheduler. Here's an example
robocopy U:\USERS D:\USERS /E /XF *.wma *.jpg *.mpg *.wmv *.wmf *.bmp
*.gif *.asf *.avi
This grabs all my users on my network folder and copies to an external
USB Drive only copying new or modified files minus all those pictures
and movies.
Scott
Dylan Haines wrote:
Robocopy has a switch for the archive bit - works quite well.
Dylan Haines
Systems Technical Support Manager
HB Studios Multimedia Ltd.
Box 725, The Hive
37 Hall Street
Lunenburg, NS B0J 2C0
Tel: (902)634-8316 ext. 237
Cell: (902)553-0706
Fax: (902)634-3647
www.hb-studios.com
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Subject: Re: [tech-geeks] NAS Backup?
I'm interested to see how this works. My experience with rsync and Windows
hosts was that it couldn't really tell whether files were changed or not...
it pulled all the data, every time.
I found some documentation stating similar results, so I don't think it was
just a conf error on my part.
Mark Drone wrote:
Does anyone have experience with NasBackup?
http://www.nasbackup.com
I'm looking for a good way to rsync from Win32 servers/clients to
FreeNAS or SME.
Thanks,
-MD
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