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Using ReadyNAS for off-site backup
I have 2x ReadyNAS Duo v2 3TB and I'm using Acronis to backup our all servers to one of the NAS devices on our local network. I want to mirror the backup to the second NAS which is to be hosted at a r...
I also thought a lot about how to best do offsite backups over the internet. Rsync definitely seems to be the best solution for that. However, it quits upon network errors and cannot deal with changing IP addresses.
Therefore I wrote a simple backup script, that keeps rsync in a loop and recalls it until the backup job is completed. Upon completion the script either sends an email or displays a growl notification on my Mac's desktop. Each backup job is stored in a small configuration file which is fed to the script. It is possible to set backup intervals, split up big backup tasks into smaller folder jobs and also to create a backup history by transferring the backup into a dated folder upon each run.
By adding the backup jobs to cron, they run in the background according to a predefined schedule without needing any further user attention.
I would like to share this script, which I called Space Machine :D, on my blog: http://goo.gl/d3VKd
I hope this is helpful for people here and I would very much appreciate feedback from some experts and testers!
Therefore I wrote a simple backup script, that keeps rsync in a loop and recalls it until the backup job is completed. Upon completion the script either sends an email or displays a growl notification on my Mac's desktop. Each backup job is stored in a small configuration file which is fed to the script. It is possible to set backup intervals, split up big backup tasks into smaller folder jobs and also to create a backup history by transferring the backup into a dated folder upon each run.
By adding the backup jobs to cron, they run in the background according to a predefined schedule without needing any further user attention.
I would like to share this script, which I called Space Machine :D, on my blog: http://goo.gl/d3VKd
I hope this is helpful for people here and I would very much appreciate feedback from some experts and testers!
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