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How The Backup Process Has ChangedHow The Backup Process Has ChangedPosted Nov 29, 2007 16:44 UTC (Thu) by daniel-crawford (subscriber, #4099)In reply to: How The Backup Process Has Changed by gera Parent article: How The Backup Process Has Changed
In my experience, rdiff-backup is too dependent on Python (version mismatches, odd crashes), and not robust enough. Plain rsync behaves in a much more stable way across OSes and versions, and calling it with a script that uses --backup and --backup-dir (like tridge's 52-week shell script) will give you all the backup window you want.
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