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psnapshot

psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local and remote systems—much like rsnapshot. However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to create backups to a server which are not under their control and on which they cannot install additional software.

Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:

  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the amount of used disk space will not keep on growing

Installation

Manually

  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded
  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally /usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).

Automatically

  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded
  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).

Backup strategy

A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore after a failure.

Bug tracker

Open a new issue for bugs or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.

Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time permits:

  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.

Acknowledgements

The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push), created by Martin Väth.

Contributing

Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.

License

This software is licensed under the ISC License.

About

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Topics

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Resources

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Canonical source
The canonical source of psnapshot is hosted on tangled. This repository is not
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psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
Topics
backuprsnapshot
Resources
Readme
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Canonical source
The canonical source of psnapshot is hosted on tangled. This repository is not
maintained anymore.
psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
Topics
backuprsnapshot
Resources
Readme
ISC license
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Canonical source
The canonical source of psnapshot is hosted on tangled. This repository is not
maintained anymore.
psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
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Resources
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Canonical source
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psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
Topics
backuprsnapshot
Resources
Readme
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Canonical source
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psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
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Canonical source
The canonical source of psnapshot is hosted on tangled. This repository is not
maintained anymore.
psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
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TODO
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Repository files navigation
Current buildstatus: Build Status
Canonical source
The canonical source of psnapshot is hosted on tangled. This repository is not
maintained anymore.
psnapshot
psnapshot is a filesystem snapshot utility for making backups of local
and remote systems—much like rsnapshot.
However, unlike rsnapshot, psnapshot is not installed on the backup
server, but on client machine. This gives the user the possibility to
create backups to a server which are not under their control and on
which they cannot install additional software.
Apart from the difference outlined above, psnapshot resembles rsnapshot
quite well. The configuration file should look familiar, and the
benefits of rsnapshot are kept as well:
  • rsync for efficient data transfer
  • hard links for efficient storage
  • no tapes to changes
  • only a configureable number of snapshots are kept, to ensure the
amount of used disk space will not keep on growing
Installation
Manually
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Copy psnapshot to place in the path (normally
/usr/local/bin/psnapshot).
  3. Execute chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/psnapshot to make it executable.
  4. Copy psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  5. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  6. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Automatically
  1. Make sure you have to the latest version downloaded

  2. Execute make sysconfdir=/etc install (use make to see more options)
  3. Copy or move /etc/psnapshot.conf.example to /etc/psnapshot.conf.
  4. Modify /etc/psnapshot.conf to reflect your preferences.
  5. Add a few crontab entries (see crontab.example for an example setup).
Backup strategy
A sensible backup strategy for Debian is given at
http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/rsnapshot.htm. Together with methods to restore
after a failure.
Bug tracker
Open a new issue for bugs
or feature requests. Please search for existing issues first.
Bugs or feature request will be fixed in the following order, if time
permits:
  1. It has a pull-request with a working and tested fix.
  2. It is easy to fix and has benefit to myself or a broader audience.
  3. The bug consist of not being POSIX compliant.
  4. It puzzles me and triggers my curiosity to find a way to fix.
Acknowledgements
The array (add_to_list) is derived from Push(https://github.com/vaeth/push),
created by Martin Väth.
Contributing
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
License
This software is licensed under the ISC License.
About
Push snapshot backup utility
Topics
backuprsnapshot
Resources
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ISC license
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