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On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 11:31:52 +0200, Remy Blank wrote: |
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> sync2cd |
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> It's in portage, but the latest version 0.9 is in ~ARCH. |
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> And it does store the permission and ownership information along with |
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> the files. |
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That's because it stores files in an archive, which is just what the OP |
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didn't want. There's a choice to be made, use an archive for 100% |
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backups, or store files individually for simple copying, you can't have |
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both. I used squashfs because any live distro with a squashfs enabled |
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kernel can be used to mount the archive and then copy individual files. |
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but there are so many backup systems out there, and everyone has |
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different needs. |
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