| 3 | | If you are running a linux backup system and you'd like an offsite server to back your data up to, you can use the May First/People Link shared backup server. If you are using an OS X server, you will not be able to use these directions. You will be able to do backups using rsync (with: [http://www.quesera.com/reynhout/misc/rsync+hfsmode/ rsync+hfsmode]), however, rdiff-backup uses the rsync libraries, it does not call rsync directly. So getting the proper HFS file system support will require using rsync+hfsmode directly). If you are using Windows, we'd strongly encourage you to setup a linux file server prior to trying any type of automated backup system. |
| | 3 | If you are running a linux system and you'd like an offsite server to back your data up to, you can use the May First/People Link shared backup server. If you are using an OS X server, you will not be able to use these directions. You will be able to do backups using rsync (with: [http://www.quesera.com/reynhout/misc/rsync+hfsmode/ rsync+hfsmode]), however, rdiff-backup uses the rsync libraries, it does not call rsync directly. So getting the proper HFS file system support will require using rsync+hfsmode directly). If you are using Windows, we'd strongly encourage you to setup a linux file server prior to trying any type of automated backup system. |
