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Linux Backup via rsync and PHP Exec Tutorial
PHP, being the server side language that it is, has access to a lot of what its operating system provides as functionality via its exec method. Please don’t think everything will work though, and more elegant things you find happening … Continue reading →
Linux Remote Backup via rsync Tutorial
A couple of days ago, with Linux Backup via rsync Primer Tutorial as shown below, we used the Linux command “rsync” backup a local disk to a removable disk on a MacBook Pro laptop using a USB connected Seagate Backup … Continue reading →
Linux Backup via rsync Primer Tutorial
On a Macbook Pro laptop you can use the Mac OS X Time Machine approach to backing up your data, as we talked about with Mac Backup Tutorial. However, a Mac OS X laptop has access to an underlying Linux … Continue reading →