Yes, rdiff-backup maintains a copy of the files and a diff directory
where it stores the changes, if you need the latest version is always
ready to go. Only if you need lost/deleted files it takes some time to
process the diff....
El 8/4/15 a las 18:33, Ricky Huang escribió:
Hello all,
My friend recommend rdiff-backup so I am currently researching it for
my backup solution. I am brand new to the system so please forgive me
for any dumb questions.
What I am looking for is a FreeBSD backup solution that will duplicate
my multiple mission-critical servers to a remote system in case
something goes bad. In case something bad does happen, I’d like to
invoke a command and be able to restore the entire system back, not
having to do a rebuild then copy files back as that will have a longer
downtime.
Is rdiff-backup the correct solution for my use case? If so, does
anyone have any information on whole-system level backup examples /
documentations? I have read documentations on the site already, but
they mostly talk about directories. I am sure there are caveats when
one’s backing up complete system.
Thanks in advance.
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