Re:Cronopete – A Linux clone of Time Machine
by paule89 on Wednesday March 25, 2020 @05:45AM
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The thing is the only real backup solution which worked for me was clonezilla. Offline backup of a complete drive. But it is too much work. Its offline, it takes time etc. But at least i have a known working state which i can restore onto and have everything. I would need a live clonezilla backup onto a network drive and a bootloader, which has functionality to restore that backup.
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Re:Cronopete – A Linux clone of Time Machine
by pnutjam on Wednesday March 25, 2020 @11:13AM
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Check out fsarchiver, you can do hot backups and it has built in compression.
http://www.fsarchiver.org/live-backup/
Someone above mentioned Veeam, which I love for windows, but haven't really tested on Linux. It's free, but not open source.
I personally use rsync to btrfs, but it's not encrypted.