Gurus,
need words of wisdom adn experiecne on backup solution for my ub server 1204 LTS
a quick seacrh produced many results and this continous backup
solution(rdiff-backup).
is rdiff-backup currently managed?
need something which:
1. actively managed/devloped. (dont want to commit to dead
I saw your post to the BackupPC user list. I prefer BackupPC, but it's not
ideal for bare-metal restore. It's ideal for whoops, undelete, and as
poor-man's version control. It can be used for bare-metal restore as well,
but I recommend installing a base OS from the install media, then restoring
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Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: rdiff-backup is it best openSource continous backup solution?
I saw your
On 2013-02-20 23:30, Rajeev Prasad wrote:
I realized that a complete snapshot of the system (my requirement #6),
which can be restored in one go (all OS/Apps/data etc.) is best done using
software like clonezilla (I am looking at clonezilla right now).
For all OS/Apps/Data, you need only a
