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    pibackup

    Raspberry Pi backup & restore tool – create, shrink & compress

    ...It backs up the first two partitions of any storage device and enables selective restoration. After backup, pibackup can automatically remove specified files and folders, shrink the image, and compress it efficiently using Zstandard (.zst) to save space. A prebuilt .deb package is available in the bin folder for quick and easy installation: sudo apt install /path/to/pibackup.deb
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    ftpmd5back

    tool to backup a local folder to a remote ftp server folder

    ftpmd5backup, as the name suggests, is a tool that is used to make backups of your files to an ftp server . In order to minimize resources necessary for this operation, a file will be uploaded only if: 1) on the ftp server there is no copy of the local file 2) on the ftp server there is a copy of the local file, but it is not the same as the local version.
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