!
Thanks again for helping!
Am Montag, 9. Januar 2023, 10:31:53 CET schrieb Tobias Leupold:
> Hi Eric!
>
> Thanks for yout reply!
>
> The problem is that I don't know the complete list of the "normal"
> folders I want to include. But I know a complete list of dotfiles I
x27;t
make a difference if from the command line using --include/exclude or
using files with --include/exclude-globbing-filelist
Hope this helps,
Eric
On 08/01/2023 23:32, Tobias Leupold wrote:
Dear list,
I use rdiff-backup to do automated backups on my server. I backup /,
but I
exclude
Dear list,
I use rdiff-backup to do automated backups on my server. I backup /, but I
exclude everything and only include what I need. E.g. I use the following call
rdiff-backup --include-globbing-filelist /etc/backup.include \
--exclude / \
/ /backup/data
t it to work. My automated backup was broken after migrating my server from
Gentoo to Devuan, and I didn't notice this at once -- so I was a bit uneasy
;-)
> Conversation continues at
> https://github.com/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup/issues/789
>
> On 21/11/2022 10:18, Tob
Hi all,
I've been using rdiff-backup without any problem now for years, but now
I have one: I'm about to migrate a small server from Gentoo to Devuan. I
got most of my stuff working, but my automated backup to an NFS share
doesn't work. Rdiff-backup crashes.
I can't even backup a single file
Hi Otto!
Just to mention this: You could add Gentoo to the "Linux" part of "Installing"
with "emerge rdiff-backup". Now that the project is going on, most probably it
also won't disappear from Gentoo. I'll also glady inform the Gentoo guys about
the new maintainership (and hopefully a new release
Hi,
I've been an rdiff-backup user for years now (I'm not so fit with Python, so I
think this project is a bit above my skills when it comes to development ...),
and I also use it in a productive enviroment. I really like it. It's exactly
what I need. And I would really appreciate it not to be aba
> But to clarify this, you first have to understand the existing program.
Of course! And speaking of me, I don't ... I was just thinking about the whole
situation.
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> You're not going to change that without a major rewrite.
> Like you, I'm no Python guy.
I like Python. And I like rdiff-backup. But perhaps, some skilled programmer
has the energy to take the "chance" of the questionable state of rdiff-backup
by only continuing the concept of rdiff-backup and
> (once upon a time in the past, when Gentoo killed the rdiff-backup, there
> were some comments from the Gentoo-maintainer, but these somehow deemed me
> low featured).
Meanwhile, it's back in Gentoo. Probably too many people complained about
rdiff-backup being gone. I'm a Gentoo user and I was
Hello list!
Gentoo Linux has masked rdiff-backup:
Patrick Lauer (09 Apr 2014)
Dead upstream, has known dataloss bugs.
Please use something more sane: rsnapshot, backuppc, obnam, ...
I have been using rdiff-backup for years now on multiple machines, it has been
always wo
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