On 2004-06-26, Katipo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Leandro Guimaraens Faria Corsetti Dutra wrote: > > Backup2l works. (That's an l, not a 1). > I absolutely second that. I've been using it for months and it performs flawlessly. It's a commandline application and the original poster was asking for a GUI, but how hard can "backup2l -l pattern" to list files and "backup2l -r pattern" to restore them be? Once you set up the config file, you forget about it. If you are interested in an incremental backup program that is easy to set up (as compared to industrial-strength solutions like amanda), and uses standard tools (tar, gzip/bzip2, etc.), you should definitely check it out. The debian package comes with a ready-make cron job, and another big plus is that in the config file you can set up pre- and post-backup commands. I mirror my local backup directory to an ftp server using just that.
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