On 17/12/99 Matthew Bloch wrote:
I'm not sure where you'd
go to back up the list of installed packages so that you could
automagically restore them, though.
I think that dpkg --get-selections > installedpackages.bkup should do
it, then you should be able to do a dpkg --set-selections <
insta
On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, andreas p?lsson wrote:
> I don't have any mission-critical data or system, so "tar" and "gzip"
> are enough for me.
afio is similar to tar, but gzips individual files instead of the whole
lot, so if you get a corruption it'll more than likely affect only the one
file rather t
Hello.
Lately I have been thinking alot about backups on Unix-systems.
I don't have any mission-critical data or system, so "tar" and "gzip"
are enough for me.
But I was thinking, what is a good backup-strategy when I run Debian?
I find it useless to "tar ... gzip" whole "/" and it's subdirector
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