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...Another script renames snaps to preserve them as monthlies or annuals and another script purges the remainder of snaps based on a retention policy defined in that severs configuration file, normally 21 nighties, 12 monthly and 7 annuals. It all runs from cronies. It does lots of nice logging and error checking and has nice health check scripts which can be used to integrate this with nagios. it's reasonably mature and stable, I rewrote if from bash to perl a year ago, but in concept it's been running g for 5 years ago, I started it using solaris express developers edition, zfs v10. I have 4 servers running mdbackup and I manage it all using subversion. As for releasing it into the wild I'm happy do do that, but there are

This is a mechanism for fast, incremental backup of web sites that allow CGI scripts and FTP access but no direct shell access, with better performance than solutions based solely on ftp.

A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development

A set of (Perl) scripts that allows you to optimize backups to S3 by packing files/dirs into a minimal set of archives that are likely to remain stable between backups, even if the underlying files change, thus minimizing the number S3 items.

SAMFS Restore Utilitiy - Import archiver.log to PostgreSQL - Navigate paths, files, versions - Search paths, files - Curses UI with limited mouse - Restore files/dirs with recover.sh/samfsrestore - Uses external cmds (e.g. scripts) to connect to SAM-FS

TunnelTools is a set of perl scripts to allow anonymous rsync and CVS access from machines inside a firewall by tunneling over an ssh connection to a host outside the firewall.

cPanel Backup is a set of automated scripts for triggering full backups of your website through cPanel and retrieving the backup files using FTP.

This small collection of Perl scripts is designed to perform basic incremental backups of individual directory trees on stand-alone personal computers (like home computers or laptops). Simple and very flexible.

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.