Search Results for "bash incremental backup script"

Rsync time backup is a shell script that provides Time Machine–style backups using rsync, with a focus on being simple, flexible, and cross-platform. It creates incremental backups of files and directories, placing each snapshot in its own timestamped folder so you can restore files by simply copying them from the backup tree. Unchanged files between backups are represented as hard links, which means you get a full snapshot view of each backup while using minimal additional disk space. ...

Bash script for creating backups on any Unix and Windows system. Written in Bash and C#.

ZipSnapNG is a portable multi-platform backup tool which, despite its simplicity (200Kb and no installation required), provides advanced features such as incremental backup, data deduplication, encryption and configurable retention. It may run through the command line or within a graphical interface.

SaBackup creates incremental backups of your data. For this it utilizes Microsoft's Robocopy and the Volume Shadow Copy Service. You can use any file browser to access your backups, no special program is needed.

The utility sfxcompress is a bash script used to pack and encrypt the current directory on a self-extracting file. It also includes the calculation of the MD5 function to check if the compressed file is correct.

A small ruby script that provides an easy and highly configurable interface for Rsync and Tar. It features incremental backup with compressed option and mail support.

Yet anoter script to backup you webpage, using incremental backupping (SHA1 hashing)

A simple perl script for performing full and incremental system backups, with good controll over excluding or including files by type, directory etc. Incremental backups can be emailed of-site.

dumpnet is a collection of bash scripts that allows you to backup multiple servers simultaneously. You can do incremental file system dumps with tar, dump and rsync, backup databases and much more. AIDE can also easily be integrated.