Backup Application


Forum: Apps
Topic: Backup Application
started by: green

Posted by green on Aug. 17 2005,16:47
I need some suggestions on making backups.
I can ftp files over to another machine for safe keeping, that works. However, I would like to have some kind of app that can take a snap shot of the system and back it up to a location of my choosing. I will even listen to you suggestions if there is no app, but something better than ftp.

Thanks.

Posted by Martin0511 on Mar. 01 2006,22:30
rsync and dd spring to my mind. I don't know about using them with DSL, try to install it with apt-get.
Posted by Onyarian on Mar. 02 2006,07:38
I make all my system backups/restore with partimage for a long time, I find it very simple and effective.
Posted by Flying  Eagle on Mar. 26 2006,18:12
Hello,
Go to MyDsl section and look for partimage.
It will backup all the files fram a partition and you have the option to use gzip or bzip2.

I use it all the time to create backup files, then use cdrecord, or tkdvd to butn it to cd or dvd.

Flying Eagle

Posted by fd0 on Aug. 20 2006,15:39
Quote (Flying  Eagle @ Mar. 26 2006,13:12)
Hello,
Go to MyDsl section and look for partimage.
It will backup all the files fram a partition and you have the option to use gzip or bzip2.

I use it all the time to create backup files, then use cdrecord, or tkdvd to butn it to cd or dvd.

Flying Eagle

I'm looking for partimage in any sections of MyDSL but can't find it.
The problem still the same with apt, you can found partimage-doc not the executable.

I've search here a solution and in other post someone suggest to copy partimage and execute them without install, so i try this way but partimage return error

<code>partimage: error while loading shared libraries: libslang.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory</code>

(I'm run DSL in a 256kb usb pen and know I to wrote in a damnbadenglish. apologize in advance)

:)



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