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Back In Time - An easy-to-use backup tool for GNU Linux using rsync in the back
After running an initial successful back-up & having the _Schedule > When drive connected (udev)_ (every 1 days) On subsequent days connecting the drive, I immediately get a desktop notification...
I love backintime, it's been the backbone of my multi-level, multi-device backup strategy for many years now. The backups are simple, resilient and portable. In this regard, I think it's...
With backintime (1.2.0) when you try to backup whole system (/ mount point) backup task fails with the following error: ```bash Back In Time Version: 1.2.0 Back In Time comes...
Hi @Germar, @dinoboy197, @LanceGundersen I am using BiT since over 10 years, mainly in connection with my Synology Diskstation. I also helped on the wiki page in https://github.com/bit-team/backintime/wiki/Hardware-Specific-Setups/_history That page...
While starting BIT and opening a the main profile the callback script is called as excpected (event-ID 5 & 7). But when changing the profile something is wrong. Callback script...
I recently noticed that my scheduled backups were failing because of a rsync error. Here's the log output: ```log [I] ... [I] Take snapshot [I] rsync --recursive --times --devices --specials...
Running BiT on a latop (which may be sleeping/hibernating or unable to contact the scp server at the precise moment that cron issues the BiT command means that long periods...
Using version 1.2 from stable ppa, on Ubuntu 19.04, backing up to local drive, sometimes files are being written to the snapshot with the wrong permissions. This makes itself known...
Back in time 1.3.2. Ubuntu 20.04.3. Backing up to a USB disk formatted ext4. There is no log output. Previously, backing up to a USB drive formatted NTFS the log...
It would be nice to have ability to fetch backup logs using say `journalctl -u backintime-john -e -f `, run backup with `systemctl start backintime-john-profilename`, enable time-based backup using `systemctl...
