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gehrcke.de | ||
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willhaley.com
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| | | | | The goal in this article is to use rsync to back up multiple source directories to a single destination. There are better guides and documentation on the Internet than this article. There are a few requirements for this task: Delete or add source directories in the future Addition or deletion of a source directory must sync to the destination Exclude files/directories as needed For the sake of an example pretend that /etc (excluding /etc/default), /usr/local/bin, and /home/will/Downloads are being backed up to some destination at /tmp/backup. | |
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vincent.bernat.ch
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| | | | | Unlike scp, rsync cannot copy files between two remote hosts. Here is a trick to achieve the same effect with some SSH tunnels. | |
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dan.langille.org
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techblog.jeppson.org
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| | | I needed a quick and dirty way to make a specific hard drive LED blink so that I could identify which drive to replace. I stumbled across this post that worked well for me. The simple trick is to run smartctl in a while loop. Something about smartctl makes the drive light blink differently than ... Continue reading Quick way to make HDD light blink ? | ||
