[NCLUG] Server-to-Server backups
Shane Spencer
shane at bogomip.com
Wed Jun 28 11:21:41 MDT 2006
rsnapshot and dirvish are two amazingly fun rsync based solutions,
very similar in nature, however each has its own method for executing
remote scripts to prepare certain data for backup.
rsnapshot is simple and clean, it will store for example 5 days of
whatever you want to back up in say /var/cache/rsnapshot/localhost/ in
the following directories
daily.0
daily.1
daily.(etc..)
for however far back you want. daily 0 is 0 day, today, daily 1 is
yesterday. It achieves this by hard linking.
Must work..
Shane
On 6/28/06, dann frazier <dannf at dannf.org> wrote:
> I've been tweaking this script to do my rsync backups for a while.
> It uses the --linkdest function of rsync to automatically hardlink
> files back to the last backup if they aren't any different.
>
> I haven't looked at any of the existing rsync backup scripts, I've
> heard that rsync-diff style methods are better.
>
> --
> dann frazier
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