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Subject: ITP: backup2l - tar-based backup/restore tool for mountable media
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Package: wnpp
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backup2l is a lightweight, non-intrusive backup tool mainly targeting
standalone/home computers. The main design goals are low maintenance effort,
efficiency, transparency and robustness. It features differential backups at
multiple hierarchical levels and provides rollback functionality.
License: GPL
Homepage & Download: http://backup2l.sourceforge.net
The tool is already available as a .deb package.
Users asked me whether it will be included in the official distro.
I am not a Debian developer, but I am willing to maintain this package.
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