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At Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:16:54 +0200, |
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Florian Philipp wrote: |
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> I personally use dar and gpg. Dar can be used to make incremental |
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> backups which should partly solve your speed problem. Alternatively you |
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> could use tar and gpg or cpio or whatever floats your boat. |
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Duplicity also does incremental backups, but it's still slow. Using |
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dar, would I have to "manually" (or per script) use gpg to encrypt the archives? |
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> The alternative would be an encrypted filesystem and rdiff-backup or |
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> rsync. Optionally you could safe the key to the filesystem on your home |
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> partition or, if it doesn't need to be automated, in a gpg-encrypted |
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> file. |
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An encryted filesystem and rdiff-backup or similar was another option |
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I though of. The problem is restoration: Would I easily be able to |
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restore the backups from a freshly installed system? |
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Regards, |
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Jan |
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