Re: [PLUG] Quicksync for Linux?

[Stephen Brown <sbrown@cubehost.net>]

You should ba able to get similar results by running rsync from your 
local files to your zip disk. Just stick all the commands in a shell 
script and have that script run by cron for you every so often.


Arthur S. Alexion wrote:
> Iomega provides a windows program called Quicksync.  You define 
> directories that you want to back up and a back up interval.  At every 
> interval, Quicksync checks the files in the defined directories and 
> makes a copy (including the directory structure) onto a zip disk.  It 
> prompts you if a zip disk gets full and you end up with a copy of these 
> directories that you can take and use anywhere.  Great as a backup and 
> a way to access the same data at multiple unlinked or offline locations.
>
> Is there a similar program for Linux?



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Stephen Brown			 		 sbrown@cubehost.net
Cube Technical Services

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