On Sunday, February 07, 2016 08:28:04 AM you wrote:
> If anyone is actually working on rdiff-backup, I'm sure most readers of
> this list would appreciate a "note from the maintainer" describing
> status.
Recently (the last day or so) I've come across a backup tool named poppins
(link below). I
Greg thanks for swift reply.
I've had same feeling that there's not too much happening with
rdiff-backup whilst it is so good tool.
I'll have a look at projects you've mentioned.
Many thanks!
David
On 2016-02-07 14:28, Greg Troxel wrote:
David writes:
Are there plans to implement fuzzy m
David writes:
> Are there plans to implement fuzzy match or similar algorithms to
> match files moved/renamed files?
In the last few years there have not been any updates, not even the
usual security and portability nits.
> What I would like to suggest is:
> in case of discovering new file, ca
Hi All,
Are there plans to implement fuzzy match or similar algorithms to match
files moved/renamed files?
With scenario where large files are renamed or moved between folders
rdiff-backup treats these files as new ones and as result transfers
large amounts of data and takes a lot of data to
