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03-13-2009
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incremental backup
Hi All..
i am trying to write a script which will give the incremental tar backup of all files with latest timestam. i tried with find -mmin -2 but if it takes half on hour or something to creat the tar itself, then no meaning in using the above command. so please help me to find the solution Thank u |
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03-13-2009
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have you considered using rsync?
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03-16-2009
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