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Wang Penghui wrote: |
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> Now the problem come out. I need to backup all the files in the |
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> folders. Because the files would be changed even in every minute. So i |
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> have to backup it as often as possible. I am blind with it now. Maybe |
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> rsync will fit my requirements, i am not sure about it now. |
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Hey there, |
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I use rdiff-backup(1) to backup my two webservers once a week, so rdiff |
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backs it up and transfers it to my home noc and stores it for 5 weeks. |
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It creates incremental backups and so far works good for me. |
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Quote from the rdiff-backup FAQ: |
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"To give one arbitrary data point, when I back up my personal HD |
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locally (about 36GB, 530000 files, maybe 500 MB turnover, |
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athlon 2000, 7200 IDE disks, version 0.12.2) rdiff-backup |
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takes about 15 minutes and is usually CPU bound." |
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regards, stefan. |
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1 - http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup |
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Stefan Schlesinger <sts@××××××.net> //\ |
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