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Flexible backup script. Easy to configure, uses dump/afio/tar/cpio/star/etc. backend. Backup levels as in dump. Configurable backup sets. Writes to tapes, on-disk archive files, or on-disk directory trees. rpm-mode for only changed/unowned files.
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Imlug Remote Backup System make local copy of a dir and send other to a remote machine using rsync or ssh. You need Bash, Tar, ( Bzip2 or Gzip for compress ) and rsync and ssh.
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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
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yacdbak is intended to facilitate backups to multiple CD-recordables or CD-rewritables on Linux systems. It uses GNU tar and Jörg Schilling´s cdrecord.
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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.