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===== BackInTime moved to GitHub ===== Please find us on: https://github.com/bit-team/backintime Report bugs and ask questions over there. Signed releases will still be available through Launchpad.
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Back In Time is an rsync-based backup tool for Linux. ======= ======= ======= ==== BackInTime moved to GitHub. ======= ======= ======= ==== Please find us on: https:/ /github. com/bit- team/backintime. Report bugs and ask questions over there. Signed releases will still be available through Launchpad. Home page. Wiki. Screenshots.
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To run Back In Time on a headless machine (only command line, no graphic user interface) you need to create the config file in ~/.config/ backintime/ config manually. Take a look at 'man backintime-config' for this.
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Written for Back In Time by Germar on 2017-03-28 This is a bug-fix release for Back in Time. I pushed the last release a bit overhasty which broke automatic snapshots. Sorry. Changelog: * backport bug fix: start a new ssh-agent instance only if necessary (https:/ /github. com/bit-team/backintime /issues/ 722)
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BackinTime/ssh uses sshfs to mount the remote path to local mountpoint. Rsync will run it's magic over ssh directly on the remote host. Time-consuming tasks like 'Create hard-links' also run remote over ssh.
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This repository contains stable releases for Back In Time. Adding this PPA to your system You can update your system with unsupported packages from this untrusted PPA by adding ppa:bit-team/stable to your system's Software Sources.
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Current stable release of BackInTime which have only one GUI based on Qt4 instead of Gnome and KDE4 GUIs.
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Branch format: Branch format 7 Repository format: Bazaar repository format 2a (needs bzr 1.16 or later)
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Back In Time trunk series: Natty (11.04) backintime: Back In Time trunk series: Oneiric (11.10) backintime: Back In Time trunk series: Precise (12.04) backintime: 1.0.8-1 Back In Time trunk series: Quantal (12.10) backintime: Back In Time trunk series: Raring (13.04) backintime: Back In Time trunk series: Saucy (13.10) backintime: Back In Time ...
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You need to press the folder-icon Button right beside and browse to the path where the 'backintime' folder is ('backintime' should not be part of the path). You might need to disable 'Auto Host/User/ ProfileID' and change Host and User to match your old installations names.
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View series for the Back In Time project; View milestones for the Back In Time project; View downloads for the Back In Time project
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I installed backintime Version 0.9.26 using KDE Development Platform 4.4.5. I mounted my backup hightlighted the mount point and selected restore. Please advise why the restore process in not invoking.
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Back In Time is an rsync-based backup tool for Linux. Bug supervisor: yes. Bug tracker: yes. Branch: yes. There are no registered releases for the Back In Time ⇒ trunk. Show upstream links. Other versions of 'backintime' in untrusted archives. The following unsupported and untrusted Personal Archives (PPAs) provide packages of 'backintime':
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If I run the command (nice -n 19 ionice -c2 -n7 /usr/bin/backintime --profile-id 2 --backup-job >/dev/null 2>&1) manually, the backup proceeds without a problem. It also runs correctly when started from the GUI (gnome).
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I have been using Back in Time for many years and appreciate the developers. This week, I updated backintime to 1.1.7.5 on Ubuntu 14.04, because backintime could not use newer busybox on my NAS. Now I use default option of 'Add prefix to SSH commands' in 'Expert Options'.
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backintime 1.2.1-3ubuntu0.3 (universe) Updates. Package versions including new features after the distribution release has been made. Updates are usually turned on by default after a fresh install. backintime 1.2.1-3ubuntu0.3 (universe) View changelog; View copyright
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In Ubuntu 10.10 I use backintime and had no problems so far. I switched from the official backintime version 0.96 to the ppa:bit-team/stable version 1.06. The transfer to the new structure seemed to work. But as I try to backup I get these errors: [E] Error: rsync: send_files failed to open "/etc/at.deny": Permission denied (13)
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If you want to use the same config you can make a symbolic link from /home/user/.config/ backintime to /root/. config/ backintime. This way the config will be shared.
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I have the following user-callback configured #!/bin/bash if [ "3" == $3 ]; then /root/.local/share/backintime/takesnapshot_$3.log /usr/bin/mail -s "BackInTime Linkstation-27w log for profile $3" ...
