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On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 08:33:36 -0800 "Rich Braun" <richb at pioneer.ci.net> wrote: > rsync, don't ever delete them until I manually confirm. (Anyone else > have a script for that? It'll be a bit hairy to write from scratch...) It's easy with btrfs. This is how I do btrfs backups (modulo some logic to automate various steps): * create snapshot of origin. * rsync origin snapshot to backup btrfs volume. * create replica snapshot on backup volume. * rotate backup volumes every week or two. This way nothing ever is permanently deleted until it is deleted from the origin and then all backup volumes with copies are rotated in and used. You can fake this with rsnapshot. Unison is the other option I'd use. unison will halt if the changes between replicas are too great, specifically for cases when entire directories are mistakenly erased. -- Rich P.
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