Well, I use hot-backup.py to backup the live repository, and then I use
sitecopy to copy over to an ftp account. I suppose rsync would work great
too (since you mention sftp, and rsync can use ssh as transport).
Remote backups with hot-backup.py and rsync are not as good as they could
be though, since hot-backup generates backup directories with the revision
numbers, there is no possibility of 'incremental' transfer.
TTimo
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 17:23:40 +0200
"Brandl, Thomas" <tbrandl@barff.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to setup some nightly backup plan for my repositories. I
> need/want to copy them with sftp to another server with public key
> authentication (from the DMZ to LAN) and was wondering, if there already
> exist out-of-the-box solutions before I get my hands on cron-jobs and
> shell-scripts.
>
> Thanks for info on this
>
> regards
> Thomas
>
> PS.: What is YOUR backup strategy?
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