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Make your own Wayback Machine or Time Machine in GNU/Linux with rsnapshot
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| A good backup system can help you recover from a lot of different kinds of
| situations: a botched upgrade (requiring re-installation), a hard drive
| crash, or even thumb-fingered users deleting the wrong file. In practice,
| though Iâve experienced all of these, itâs the last sort of problem that
| causes me the most pain. Sometimes you just wish you could go back a few days
| in time and grab that file. What you want is something like the Internet
| Archiveâs âWayback Machineâ, but for your own system. Hereâs how to set one
| up using the rsnapshot package (included in the Debian and Ubuntu
| distributions).
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http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/columns/make_your_own_time_machine_in_linux_rsnapshot
It can be achieved more simply with GUIs even.
Related:
FlyBack - Apple's Time Machine for Linux
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| Apple's Time Machine is a great feature in their OS, and Linux has almost all
| of the required technology already built in to recreate it. This is a simple
| GUI to make it easy to use. Â
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http://code.google.com/p/flyback/
[Linux Gets] Shadow Directories
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| Jaroslav Sykora posted a series of five patches to handle the kernel portion
| of what he described as "shadow directories", providing an example which Â
| utilized FUSE to access the contents of a compressed file from the command
| line. Â
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http://kerneltrap.org/Linux/Shadow_Directories
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