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* Primary target would be writing backups to cd/dvd or some location on a local filesystem. Writing backups to a file server or some online location would be a secondary. | * Primary target would be writing backups to cd/dvd or some location on a local filesystem. Writing backups to a file server or some online location would be a secondary. | ||
The is a Ubuntu blueprint for backup that is worth studying: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup | |||
Revision as of 06:29, 13 November 2008
The focus here is on backup of a users home directory, since that is where all the important data lives. Important cases to consider here are:
- Be able to restore your home directory on a fresh installation (eg. if your laptop gets stolen, or your harddrive breaks).
- Be able to restore individual files to an older version if they get lost (the 'my paper is due tomorrow and I just ran rm -rf ~' case)
- Have the ability to get regular reminders about doing backups, or do backups automatically.
- Primary target would be writing backups to cd/dvd or some location on a local filesystem. Writing backups to a file server or some online location would be a secondary.
The is a Ubuntu blueprint for backup that is worth studying: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup