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Configuration Backup (ConfiBack)
Project for backing up network device configuration
Using this project you can make backup and track changes of configuration of network devices like switches, routers, etc. -
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opendmp
An Open-source implementation of the ndmpv4 protocol
Opendmp is an implementation of the NDMP v4 protocol written in python. -
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GPyFSA
a gtk+ GUI front-end of fsarchiver
a gtk+ GUI front-end of fsarchiver with mounting facilities. restoring is not yet functionnal. ====================================== PLANNING -- v 0.35 ------------------------ > delete ex menu, add single menuitem with one entry per tab > bind open file dialog actions on menuitem > set appropriate path archive in convenient tab, then display tab > show device path selection in status bar > when select restore archive, show info and enable to_device list ... -
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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.
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Backtory is a slim backup/restore software for unix-like operating systems, designed for stand-alone internet servers. It features differential backups, remote storage using various protocols as well as encryption/signing of backup archives.
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