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| ====== RSYNC Example ====== | ====== RSYNC Example ====== | ||
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| Rsync is a tool in Linux to allow backups, you can backup a local folder to the local machine, or remote folders to remote machines (in any combination)\\ | Rsync is a tool in Linux to allow backups, you can backup a local folder to the local machine, or remote folders to remote machines (in any combination)\\ | ||
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| So lets say the WebServer Pi is 10.0.0.1 and the Backup Pi is 10.0.0.10. Lets also assume both Pi's have the default username and password of pi/ | So lets say the WebServer Pi is 10.0.0.1 and the Backup Pi is 10.0.0.10. Lets also assume both Pi's have the default username and password of pi/ | ||
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| - | Firstly, on the Backup Pi (10.0.0.10) I need to create a folder on my backup location, for this example we will use | + | Firstly, on the Backup Pi (10.0.0.10) I need to create a folder on my backup location, |
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| - | On the WebServer Pi, the files are held in /home/Pi | + | On the WebServer Pi, the files are held in |
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| So from the Backup Pi, open a console and enter: | So from the Backup Pi, open a console and enter: | ||
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