After sometime, I think there are time when we had to dig to our backup repository and restore things.
And this is when the combination of rsync and ssh become handy..
let’s say want to rsync from remote host to local..
rsync -avz -e "ssh -i fc.keys" root@192.168.133.1:/path/to/backup /path/to/local |
Example Usages:
[namran@nb-namran ~]$ rsync -avz -e ssh root@fc:/media/NAMRANNET/namran/.thunderbird . receiving incremental file list .thunderbird/ .thunderbird/appreg .thunderbird/profiles.ini .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/ .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/.parentlock .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/XPC.mfasl .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/XUL.mfasl .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/abook.mab .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/blocklist.xml .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/cert8.db .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/compatibility.ini .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/compreg.dat .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/cookies.txt .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/downloads.rdf .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/extensions.cache .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/extensions.ini .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/extensions.rdf .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/history.mab .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/key3.db .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/localstore.rdf .thunderbird/wudj17zc.default/mailViews.dat |
so.. now my thunderbird restored from that backup .. i think..
hehehe..
p/s : sort of preparation before going into dark-mode again..
I think that the usability of Cloud Computing is important and from the look and feel of the desktop-style environment, it seems like it would be really intuitive. Thanks for the screenshots 🙂
thank you for this ideas. will see if I put it on