Around 02:07pm on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 (UK time), Reinhard Sy scrawled:
> I am using unison for my backup which is a frontend to rsync I think.
It is not a front end for rsync.
And unison synchronises in both directions, whereas rsync is only in
one.
Steve
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Am Montag, den 16.02.2009, 06:07 +0530 schrieb Rahul Sundaram:
> Steven Stern wrote:
> > I just got a 1TB WD MyBook and am looking for an easy way to use it to
> > back up my desktop machine. I'm currently backing /home to another
> > machine on the network using rsync scripts, but for a full sy
Hi Steven,
I'm using FwBackups, which is easy to use and has a nice intuitive GUI
and a crontab like scheduling of backup-tasks. I think it is in the
Fedora repository.
Grt, Carlo
Op zondag 15-02-2009 om 18:50 uur [tijdzone -0500], schreef
fedora-list-requ...@redhat.com:
> Friendl
Steven Stern wrote:
I just got a 1TB WD MyBook and am looking for an easy way to use it to
back up my desktop machine. I'm currently backing /home to another
machine on the network using rsync scripts, but for a full system
backup, I'd like something a bit more graphical. I've seen reference to
On Sunday 15 February 2009 18:23:17 Steven Stern wrote:
> I just got a 1TB WD MyBook and am looking for an easy way to use it to
> back up my desktop machine. I'm currently backing /home to another
> machine on the network using rsync scripts, but for a full system
> backup, I'd like something a
I just got a 1TB WD MyBook and am looking for an easy way to use it to
back up my desktop machine. I'm currently backing /home to another
machine on the network using rsync scripts, but for a full system
backup, I'd like something a bit more graphical. I've seen reference to
TimeVault, but there
