Backup Levels: Differential and Incremental Backups Using Rsync

This video is part of the computer/information/cyber security and ethical hacking lecture series; by Z. Cliffe Schreuders at Leeds Beckett University. Laboratory work sheets, slides, and other open educational resources are available at z.cliffe.schreu....
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[@chromerims]

Got it 👍 Excellent video.
For epochs, use rsync -flags source/ destinationX+0/
For diffs and increments, use rsync -flags source/ --compare-dest= {'X+0', 'X+1', . . . 'x+N'} destinationX+N+1/
Kindest regards, neighbours and friends.

[@hunglethai8075]

thanks you very much!!!

[@chanzholopainen3406]

Can't see parts behind of your body

[@vadim3]

Thanks! Helped me.

[@PCMrTrickster]

It is really very interesting but you could put yourself in the top-right corner of the screen to let people see whole commands you entered

[@MaKaNufilms]

Besides the other comments: You lecture is stretched out by multiple passwort insertions. Is there a reason you don't use a remote shell? And if so, why not utelize ssh keys?

[@serhatkoroglu6708]

that's very nice thank you.

[@kalkulusrampage]

when there is a symlink rsync copies just the symlink or the destination of the symlink?

[@DennisAllard]

Tiny fonts And very poor contrast grayish characters against black background. Very hard to see. I had to move on

[@diesesben5639]

your eyes are just bad tbh

[@doombringer5953]

test before you ship