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From: Rob P. <ro...@po...> - 2010-10-28 14:15:15
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On 10/9/2010 10:39 AM, Xuo wrote: > > > Le 06/10/2010 15:04, Michael Stowe a écrit : >>> Hi, >>> >>> I would like to backup some laptop computers (for my personal needs). >>> For the moment, I automount the shared directories of the Windows 7 PC >>> on my Linux backuppc server. This works fine but the problem is that >>> some backups are not performed when the laptop is shut down. The backups >>> start because the Linux server is running but the mount point is down. >>> I would like to know what are the advantages/drawbacks for laptop pcs of >>> the following policies : >>> >>> * automount of shared directories + rsync (what I do now). >>> * smb + tar >>> * rsyncd >>> * Other ? >>> >>> Thank you. >>> >>> Xuo. >> * automount of shared directories + rsync (what I do now). >> Probably the least bandwidth-efficient, since rsync has to read every file >> over the mount. Can't handle open files. Why would you mount the directories then rsync them? I've been using the cygwin RsyncD module on Windows machines, and it's worked splendidly... |