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Mostly it would be scripts on a server (appended time/date to file name?) or you might try a wiki solution which has prior versions or a SVN/CVS server for versioning.
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Mostly it would be scripts on a server (appended time/date to file name?) or you might try a wiki solution which has prior versions or a SVN/CVS server for versioning.

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Ok. so there's no previous versions feature in Linux .<br />
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Backup software is something different. <br />

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Ok. so there's no previous versions feature in Linux .

Backup software is something different.


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Windows Server has a feature - Previous Versions, is there something similar to use with Linux file server. I know I can write a rsync script, but maybe there's a complete solution available?<br />
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Windows Server has a feature - Previous Versions, is there something similar to use with Linux file server. I know I can write a rsync script, but maybe there's a complete solution available?




Previous Versions of files on Linux Server

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