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Tools to Archive to CD/DVD and retrieve file from archive with archive tracking database backend. Tracks multiple copies of files across media, with options to dump and archive MySQL (Remote and local) databases and subversion repositories.
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Perl Backup Machine is a backup utility that creates incremental backups of files and directories to a local or networked folder. Perl Backup Machine allows to restore the whole saved file to their original place or to another directory.
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Backup and Disaster Recovery for VMware VI3 / vSphere 4 environments fully integrated into Virtual Center. First Open Source backup software for VMware Consolidated Backup and ESX Server.
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Personalbackup a company-wide solution for backing up all your Windows machines and Samba shares. Personalbackup uses a web frontend for the users and administrators. No client software is needed at all to pull backups of your critical data.
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Becky is a backup suite for Linux (and other Unices) that supports Unix and Windows clients. Backups are kept on large disk arrays where they can be accessed directly, traditional archives may also be written to tape or DVD.
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A (background-running) backup system for Win32 (homebak) or Linux (clbp) to save either several directories or hole drives using one or more config-files; creates one or more backup-files. Uses wincron (Win32-version) like Un*x/Linux crond.
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A script to integrate OpenVZ virtual environments into BackupPC as hosts. Offers guaranteed consistent data backups without special scripting to any VE and 'bare metal' restoration of any VE to any configured physical server.
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[In Development!] TLE-BU is a complete backup program for Linux. It's focus is on ease-of-use, while remaining flexible. It uses it's own internal web and PostgreSQL servers for ease of install and removal and to avoid conflict with existing software
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rsback makes rotating backups using the common rsync program combined with hard-link copies on Unix-based backup hosts. This results in a fast and disk space saving backup technique. No more updates of rsback will be published here. Current versions are available here: https://www.pollux.franken.de/projekte/rsback
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splitbox, a small command line Perl script. It splits multiple Berkeley mbox formatted email files into separate *.eml files, saved in separate folders. It can also split mailbox files of Evolution, Kmail or may be other email clients too.
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EGW Backup is a backup software with EGroupWare module as user Interface. It use Rsync, SSH, MySQL, XML, Perl. It's purpose is to save end-user station with a simplify way for the administrator. [Only in French at this time]
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"persync" is for the lazy person who wants backups in a quick and space saving way. It is fast, small, makes restoration really easy, and supports profiles for multiple backup scenarios.
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BackupPC4AFS is a version of BackupPC modified to backup OpenAFS volumes to a backup server's local disk or attached RAID. It supports full and multi-level incremental dumps, exponential expiry, and configuration via conf files or a web interface.
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Backs up all locally modified configuration files installed by the RPM system. In theory, to reinstall a computer, you only need to reinstall all the rpm:s and then restore a backup created by this script.
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NasBackup is high-performance backup solotion for backup Windows PCs to network disks on Linux or Windows server. It can replace traditional tape backup. Only file differences are send over the network. NasBackup offer p2p backup community service.
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CDriveBack backs up partitions for Novice End Users. If the user boots the Live-CD, waits for it to settle, then hits enter, their C: Drive will be backed up. There are also advanced options.
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Simplebackup is a cross-platform backup program. It reads a configuration file then builds a compress backup set, finally places the compressed files into another location (a directory, a remote http,ftp,sftp server or even one or more email accounts).
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this is simple backup client<=>server oriented system; you put the server on the machine you want to backup; and the client on the machine used for storage;
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Tapedispatcher is a service which provides coordinated concurrent access to all tape libraries in an organization. Supported are tape drives and libraries attached locally to a host, and those shared over a fibre channel SAN.
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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.
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Character-based display of NetWorker activity: tapes which are used now,current speed on them and the number of sessions on each. You can observe messages and daemon.log files in "tail -f" style.
