rsnapshot Description

rsnapshot simplifies the process of creating regular snapshots for both local and remote machines via SSH. By utilizing hard links wherever feasible, it significantly minimizes the amount of disk space needed for backups. With the right configuration, it can typically be set up in mere minutes. Users have the ability to restore their own files without requiring assistance from the root user. There is no need to manage tapes, allowing backups to proceed automatically and without further intervention once established. Furthermore, rsnapshot maintains a fixed number of snapshots, which can be adjusted, ensuring that disk space usage does not keep increasing indefinitely. This tool is exclusively written in Perl and does not rely on any external modules, having been validated with Perl versions ranging from 5.004 to 5.16.3. It is also compatible with any reasonably modern UNIX-like operating system. The ease of use and efficiency of rsnapshot make it an ideal choice for managing backups effectively.

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Backup Scheduling
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Continuous Backup
Encryption
Incremental Backup
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