With the right settings of --backup --backup-dir you can easily create a
week (or two or three or whatever) archive of the "daily" changed files.
So, for example..
/backup/usr - contains identical copy
/backup/dailys/usr/Mon - contains files that changed on /usr on Monday.
Then just set things up to rotate/expire the old copies and you have an
easy way to get files back you deleted that you didn't mean to.
I can post the whole script if you're interested...
-philip
Philip: I would be very interested in seeing your script if you would kindliy
post it.
http://www.pjkh.com/~philip/backups.tgz
Pretty straight forward. Set your directories in files.sh, create
'server' directories in servers and define what files/directories to
include/exclude. Then run the script...
-philip
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