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    Rsync time backup

    Rsync time backup

    Time Machine style backup with rsync

    ...The script supports both local and remote destinations over SSH, making it suitable for backing up to external drives, NAS devices, or remote servers. On macOS it lacks some Time Machine automations like plug-and-backup or a dedicated restore GUI, but it compensates with the ability to work on Linux and Windows (via WSL or Cygwin) and to target any filesystem, including encrypted ones such as TrueCrypt volumes.
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    staySafe Backup

    staySafe Backup

    A backup script designed for CMS like Typo3, Wordpress and many more

    staySafe Backup is an universal backup tool. This script can backup any server that has ssh or ftp and a mysql database. Once configured correctly it recognizes the used CMS and get the database parameter from the configuration of the CMS. But you can backup any server even if you dont use an CMS.
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    r5backup is a backup script using rsync and ssh to make backups. It can handle remote hosts, is rapid and reliable. r5backup comes with 5 scripts: the main backup script, a scheduler, a launcher for remote invocation, an admin tool and a recover tool
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    Hedge is a simple, easy-to-use backup script. It makes a compressed, encrypted tarball, either full or differential-by-date and sends it to one or more remote hosts via ssh. It sends you a report, and cleans up old backup images.
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    Multiple Remote SHell Management On Demand aids in the management of multiple systems via SSH and shared keys. In its simplest form one can run one script on multiple systems returning and logging stdout and stderr for each system on demand.
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    pybackup is a menu driven interface to the console tools 'tar' and 'ssh'. It backs up user selected files and folders to another machine via ssh.
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    RIBS is an incremental backup system written in PHP which utilizes some common *nix programs (specifically rsync, ssh and cp).
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    PhpWikiBackup is a simple script for PhpWiki used to backup your data to a remote host using rsync and ssh; it is written in Bash Shell and it is easily configurable so you can manage many phpWiki sites.
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