Is anyone using Rsync for backups ???
I want to write an article about the different ways to use Rsync on os2/eCs.
Here is a start, any help would be appreciated.
http://www.os2notes.com/os2backup.html
Would you please post any Rexx scripts that you use and methods for Rsync.
Greggory
Hi Greggory
Yes - but I do not use the command line or rexx scripts as luckybackup seems to be a good gui for rsync.
To use luckybackup you need the qt4 runtime from http://svn.netlabs.org/qt4 and luckybackup from http://svn.netlabs.org/qtapps/wiki/QT4%20Application
You also need rsync installed, to quote the readme, "in path or same dir as Luckybackup.exe".
Regards
Pete
Quote from: Pete on 2011.07.15, 03:24:04
Hi Greggory
Yes - but I do not use the command line or rexx scripts as luckybackup seems to be a good gui for rsync.
To use luckybackup you need the qt4 runtime from http://svn.netlabs.org/qt4 and luckybackup from http://svn.netlabs.org/qtapps/wiki/QT4%20Application
You also need rsync installed, to quote the readme, "in path or same dir as Luckybackup.exe".
Regards
Pete
I definitely plan on adding LuckyBackup to the article (I looked over it quickly). But, can it make backups to a server, so I don't have to worry about the command line stuff ???
Greggory
Hi,
There will be soon a newer LB for Os2, that i hope fix the errors like the / and the \
Look @ http://luckybackup.sourceforge.net/manual.html
Hi Greggory
I have not tried backing up to another system, all my backups have been to locally attached drives.
A quick look through the Help indicates that to back up to another system a destination on that system would have to be mounted locally so that it has a local drive letter.
Regards
Pete
Here is a Rexx script similar to the one I use to backup data on a linux server.
Quote from: hermi on 2011.07.15, 23:03:52
Here is a Rexx script similar to the one I use to backup data on a linux server.
Thank you, hope you don't mind if I post some of this on my website.
Greggory
Yes, that's fine for me :-)
Hi all,
yes, I'm using rsync in my LAN. At the moment, there's one client machine running eCS 2.1 and one rsync server machine running eCS 2.0 rc5. I intend to add a fedora client later.
There are several WPS rsync objects for dedicated tasks which I start manually whenever needed to invoke a backup of the files associated with the task.
frajo