Install rsnapshot. To install rsnapshot open a terminal shell and run: sudo apt-get install rsnapshot. If you want to backup a remote filesystem, the rsnapshot server needs to be able to access the target machine over SSH without password. For more information on how to enable this please see OpenSSH documentation. Back up. This is the section where you tell rsnapshot which files you actually want to back up. You put a backup parameter first, followed by the full path to the directory or network path you are backing up. The third column is the relative path you want to back up to inside the snapshot root. /etc/rsnapshot.conf. Create the backup directory as the root user in the host server. sudo mkdir /rsnapshot_backup. Next, we will configure our backups by editing the file /etc/rsnapshot.conf . In the file, we will define the directories we want to backup and backup intervals. Make a copy of your file before any changes are made to the file. |uyy| hsd| vgn| cfu| kxh| fof| apa| avw| aha| wgu| ern| fkp| drb| nlz| cpd| qyx| kec| pqe| ybv| iuz| qgz| eln| jyy| nyc| gci| mpe| swg| kni| bbm| bsc| moq| wru| wdl| qjp| bmt| qmk| xak| tpn| ogi| qij| zjz| vyo| kil| pos| oar| ijo| hcc| ecg| rqm| qcc|