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08.25.2003 at 01:55AM PDT, ID: 20718942
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Backup over ssh only new or edited files recursive

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Hi,
 i've been trying to find a script that backs up(mirrors) huge load of data so that it sends only changed files or new files to remote server securily over ssh(scp(prefer) or rsync) weekly, but i havent found a script that does that. cronjob i can do for it but this recursive and only updated or new files is out of my shell scripting knowledge. so if you have this kind of script or you know where is please let me know. there is no option to make a tar or send all the data thru net.Start Free Trial
 
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