Location: Woodroffe Campus, Algonquin College - Building T, Room T-303
This month we will be having at least four talks - ipv6, scanning woes, panic
bugs and free SSL certificates. As usual, there will be opportunity for
questions as well as other topics after the talks.
Next month (April) will
Stephen,
Thanks for the reply. I've just looked at rsnapshot and it looks good. I
might give it a try. I think I'll steal your idea of "hourly backups to a
local disk, and daily backups to a remote server via rsync over ssh" If you
have a script you don't mind sharing shoot it over to me ei
> On 16-02-28 09:10 PM, Bruce Harding wrote:
>>
>> The home server houses a photo gallery with 13000 pictures and a blog.
>> Should the number of files have any bearing on the choice of backup?
Your choice in backup should be based on ease of use and reliability
first. Ease of use so that you use
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On 16-02-28 09:10 PM, Bruce Harding wrote:
Hello Bill long time no talk. I'm finally get around to making
backups of my home computer and home server. the first script I'm
looking at is creating backups on the machines which houses original
files. It uses tar to do this.
Next would be th
