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Filesystem mirroring: best backup tool?
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Or just use rsync itself. Arch wiki provides some command examples
yup, good old "rsync -av --delete source destination"
Okay true, just found out the parameters and it looks pretty nice and easy. Aaand its preinstalled on Fedora Kinoite, so nothing extra even. And no flatpak, which is annoying for these tasks
Have a look at
--link-dest
. You can use rsync to effectively setup your own time machine. Here's the script I've used in the past: https://gitlab.com/danielquinn/handy-scripts/-/blob/master/backup