Search Results for "total backup and incremental backup"

DAR is a command-line backup and archiving tool that uses selective compression (not compressing already compressed files), strong encryption, may split an archive in different files of given size and provides on-fly hashing, supports differential backup with or without binary delta, ftp and sftp protocols to remote cloud storage Archive internal's catalog, allows very quick restoration even a single file from a huge, eventually sliced, compressed, encrypted archive eventually located...

Efficient Client-Server Backup system for Linux, macOS and Windows. A client for Windows, FreeBSD and Linux lets you backup open files and complete partition images (Windows). Backups are stored to disks in a efficient way (deduplication) on either Windows or Linux servers.

- Can send e-mail after finish the copy. - Can run in loop (synchronizing folder). - Support multiple copies. - Free space detection on the destination volume and alert e-mail if not enough. - Count the updatable files on the source volume and the total files on the destination and sum them both (for systems with limits on the number of files, like the Sony ODS). - Can do a dry-run (see the report and send e-mail but don't copying nothing). - List of files to exclude(--exclude rsync...

This project is an incremental backup manager, with an intuitive front-end, built in C++/Qt.

A backup program.

SSB offers a GUI to the svnadmin dump tool to accomplish full or incremental repository backups and keeps track of the latest backup revision.

Copy a set of files to DVD. Full or incremental backup + media verify. Full or selective restore. GUI file selection + wildcards. Include or exclude directory or file at any level. Incremental updates full media. New/deleted files auto included.

kuplicity is an kde-frontend for duplicity, which allows a secure (coded) incremental backup on an insecure ftp-server. The purpose is to allow unexperienced user to backup (parts of) their system without using shell-commands.

Packup saves a directory tree into a set of CDs or DVDs. It does incremental backup. Packup is intended for ocasional users that need to quickly make a backup they can trust, although they have little expertise.

Synchronization tool for backups to a central storage, allowing incremental backup and versioning. Another key feature is synchronization of portable devices with iTunes playlists. Intuitive graphical user interface with only little user interaction.