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Private, secure backups in the cloud of any size with minimal resource usage exactly the way you want them. Your data is encrypted by default using encryption keys only available to you and before leaving your network. Backed up data is signed to ensure protection from tampering. Data can be stored with any amount of redundancy and even multiple backup locations simultaneously. No information about the contents of your data is saved in any backup location. Only you can download and...

BackupPC is a high-performance, enterprise-grade system for backing up Linux, Windows, and macOS systems to a central server using rsync, tar, SMB, or FTP. It uses hard-linking and compression to efficiently store multiple backups of the same files and offers a web interface for administration and restore. BackupPC is suitable for environments where centralized, disk-based backups are needed.

FreeFileSync is a free Open Source software that helps you synchronize files and synchronize folders for Windows, Linux and macOS. It is designed to save your time setting up and running data backups while having nice visual feedback along the way. _______________________________________________________________ DOWNLOAD LINKS (official homepage): https://freefilesync.org/

iSCSIsim is a powerful generic test tool for iSCSI targets. Its capabilities include SCSI command injection, error insertion, and recovery testing: all with built-in validation of test results.

Easy encrypted backups over the Internet (a graphical user interface for Box Backup by Ben Summers and contributors)

This is a BASH shell script written for LINUX. This script uses the dd command to make mirror images of a drive. It can copy from one drive to another, or can copy the contents of a drive to a file. It uses friendly menus and makes a nice log.

PySnapshot is a backup program written in Python and inspired by rsnapshot. PySnapshot backs up directories to daily snapshots. Features: extensive error handling, email notification, verbose logging, very low maintenance, ease of use, reliability.

Simple script of backup using tar for *NIX systems and written in bash, very easy to suit whatever backup policy, using complete, incremental or parcial backups. It has some features for esample mail notification, index of files, error notices, etc.

ROBOCOPY.EXE halts with a "Runtime error R6002" (after a certain # files or dirs). So I decided to write my own version, in Perl. I'm striving to have the output be *identical* to Robocopy's output, so existing scripts will not break.