Back ups
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What does /g/ use for backing up data?
Trying to use grsync from sourceforge (for windows) at the moment but it doesnt include folder hierarchy correctly.
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>>53702426
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Agq09NtjR4
>windows
veeam endpoint backup
>linux
borg backup
>>53702447
I would be grateful for such a helpful link if I didnt absolutely despise niggers.
>>53702426
Dropbox for non-personal shit and External HD for everything else.
>>53702426
Backup to NAS and then back that up to Crashplan with a custom password/key.
>>53702461
>veeam endpoint backup
Thanks, but I probably shouldhave clarified that Im looking for a directory/folder cloner for backing things up.
>>53702565
And?
Just becaues it can make incremental snapshots of your drive/partitions does not mean it cant do incremental backup of just folders and files
veeam is $4billion company that is king of the hill in virtual machine world, that just do consumer backup software for free just because it feels like it..
its really the best thing out there
but theres others
syncback is fine, very nicely configurable
>>53702739
Alright bro, I'll be sure to give it an honest try. Appreciate the suggestions.
>>53702965
well I realized I was kinda wrong with the impression
the backup ends up in an image similar to whole partition backup
I thought its would be accessible
anyway, I also just realized that syncback cant do incremental backup
so it can keep your copy of a place up to date, but tahts all, at least free version
Also you know about file history on windows 8.1/10?
that might be just what you want and its incremental perfect backup solution for just files and folders... that is as long as they are in your profile
>>53702426
>sourceforge
>windows
Come on anon.
dd
>>53702426
Robocopy works for me, using it to do incremental backups to external hard drives.
>>53702426
Windows Server Backup to a drive hosted on another machine using iSCSI
>>53702426
i need to travel to djibouti
>>53702739
aomei is better for partition backups as it shows all partitions including linux and efi, not just user-visible ntfs-formatted ones like pajeetam
>>53702426
Intronis
