dina suggested "ass that back up" or just "assthat", which we later evolved into "Back that NAS up" but it was getting complicated. So Brackup.It's not done, but it's damn close. Here's svn (props to Artur for setting it up):
http://code.sixapart.com/svn/brackup/trunk/
Here's my ~/.brackup.conf:
sammy:trunk $ cat ~/.brackup.conf [TARGET:raidbackups] type = Filesystem path = /raid/backup/brackup [SOURCE:proj] path = /raid/bradfitz/proj/ chunk_size = 5m gpg_recipient = 5E1B3EC5 [SOURCE:bradhome] chunk_size = 64MB path = /raid/bradfitz/ ignore = ^\.thumbnails/ ignore = ^\.kde/share/thumbnails/ ignore = ^\.ee/minis/ ignore = ^build/ ignore = ^(gqview|nautilus)/thumbnails/You define backup sources and targets, then do:
$ ./brackup --from=proj --to=raidbackups
The "type" parameter on a [TARGET:...] is the subclass of Brackup::Target to use for storage.
Classes:
./lib/Brackup/DigestCache.pm
./lib/Brackup/Backup.pm
./lib/Brackup/Target/Amazon.pm
./lib/Brackup/Target/Filesystem.pm
./lib/Brackup/Target.pm
./lib/Brackup/File.pm
./lib/Brackup/Config.pm
./lib/Brackup/Root.pm
./lib/Brackup/Chunk.pm
The main backup routine is simple, see Brackup::Backup's 'backup' method.
I'll post again when it works. For now you'll probably want to stay away. Everything's subject to change, so please delay writing new Target subclasses.
