dumpbackup is a small bash-script that uses tar and
gzip to make incremental and diferential backups. The Backups are
stored in a separated directory and can be copied to tape or CD. The script
will be extended to mirror the backup in the network and make a central
backup-server.
2007-08-25 Version 0.5.6 released. This version now uses the autotools, so it is easy to package it in a distribution. As I had some problems with Ubuntu 7.04 using zdiff, I wrote my own version of it for dump-backup.
2004-04-14 Version 0.5.5b released. To reduce the size of the
backups, every time a backup is made for level m, all backups up to
level n (with m < n) will be updated. This is
controled with the new variable LASTLEVEL.
2004-03-15: Version 0.5.4 released. This version have a automagic configurator and can mirror the backup to another machine in the network.
0.5.2: with exclude patterns.
0.5.1: first public release.
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