Open Source Unix Shell Backup Software - Page 2

B.I.D.O. (backup image during operation) is an ambitious project with the goal to create functional backup images of running LINUX systems.

BlubbSoft's RDup-Script / BackupScript with RDup - A shellscript kept simple, lightweighted, efficient and powerful, avoiding caveats of other tar-based scripts by using rdup's pre-generated filelists for (remote) backups, speeding them up remarkably.

Simple bash script to backup desktop directories and transfer backups to USB-SAN-NAS when they are mounted

For those at home who want to backup there precious data files but don't know nothing about backup. A white paper (Seperate download) explains creating backups and the script use. The script is readable, creates extensive logging and with restore script

BackupNetClone is a set of shell scripts that use rsync to provide convenient snapshot backups with minimal disk usage. The concept is based on rsnapshot but does not require Perl. BackupNetClone was originally tailored to D-Link's DNS-323 NAS device.

Makes a daily backup of data stored in Nextcloud (Owncloud fork) and MariaDB (MySQL fork). Stores backups local and if you wish in the cloud (encrypted). The backup script has also a maintenance schema for storing backups on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis (you can easily alter this). You can read a full description in dutch of the backup script in the dutch Linux Magazine number 4 and 6.

Bare Metal Recovery is designed to give almost complete bare-metal restoration of Linux without needing a cold boot/clone of the image. This is done by taking a quick snapshot of the active hardware in addition to regular backups.

BashCronBackup is a backup script written in bash that can create full database and file backups. Before the database is dumped it will be optimized and repaired. Further, it will delete old backups for you. Available formats: Zip, Tar, Gzip, Bzip2

BmuS is a powerful free backup program for the automated backup of files, directories, and MySQL databases from a Linux / Raspberry Pi system to a NAS or network drive. You can also sync two NAS (i.e. Synology to Synology or UGREEN etc. and vice versa). BmuS can be installed directly on the source system or via a Docker repository, which is also available. With Docker, you can easily use BmuS on different operating systems, such as a Mac or Windows. Visit the Quick Start Guide and FAQ on how to install Docker and Bmus on a Mac or Windows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksfYJlpqfCw BmuS features encryption, deduplication, Cloud Backups and much more. One of the key features that has received special attention (or is it called “Love”?) is the dashboard ( https://www.back-me-up-scotty.com/dashboards/bmus_dashboard.html ), which is probably the most unique feature of BmuS, apart from the fact that only a few backup tools can back up files AND MySQL-DB.

Browseable Online Backup System (BOBS) is a complete online backup system. It uses large disks for storing backups and lets users browse and restore the files using a webbrowser.

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.

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

Create a .ISO image from your CD or DVD to your computer, to make a backup for your DC or DVD.

A CD-RW backup utility aiming convenience and efficiency : Needs minimum CD intervention. Fills CDs 100% with individual .bz2 files. Saves all special files and attributes. Works online or batched : No realtime CD change needed even for multi-CD backups!

Cheap backup: a bashscript that backs up the whole system. The backup can be written on cd-rom/dvd-rom. While restoring, you can choose to restore one file/directory or the whole backup. Some help with restore and dvd-rom-functions is welcome.

Chronicle is a set of BASH shell scripts that use rsync to back up data to a remote host. Snapshots are created and rotated using hard links to minimize storage requirements.

Toolchain for automatic Program archiving including the context by analyzing the runtime behavior. The program can later run on a Linux Live-CD.

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

Backup script for disk-to-disk backups of multiple remote hosts. Simultaneous encrypted data flows per remote or local host. Supports full and incremental backups of regular files and mysql data. Offline indexes to search for specific data.

DVD Scripts is a collection of scripts that assists with DVD authoring and backups. Included are dvdmm (full motion menus), dvdvt (image/video slideshows featuring video transitions and audio), and securedvd (loop-aes encrypted DVD backups).

A basic console script backup systems without X. Rather than remembering the perplexing tar options, this will use a .conf file, and prompt the user for information. USER BEWARE!!! This was mostly designed for me to practice my bash skills

Direct!Suite is a full Backup/Restore Utility that is available as Shell or X11(QT). The Suit will Backup/Restore to/from most Standard Archive types including the option of creating a burnable .iso image.

The Dizi Cloud Backup Appliance is a solution that allows daily backups of multiple computers to a local machine and then sends only the changed files to the cloud. users are restricted to their own directory and cannot see others files. using a sftp client users may browse their backups on the local machine and an administrator can browse the backups in the cloud. The cloud server is capable of handling multiple local servers at remote locations.

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.

This program is an easy to use info/backup/restore/copy tool for the Host Protected Area data (usually containing Predesktop, System installers, diagnostic tools, etc) found on laptops featuring HPA-supporting BIOSes, such as some models of IBM ThinkPad