dardrive 0.2.11b13

Dardrive

Warning! needs beta testing!

Dardrive is a command line backup tool which keeps track of backup jobs and automates backup rotation.

It uses the Disc ARchive program to store backups and has many features such as differential backup via catalogued data, par2 integration, per job configuration, backup rotation, email reporting, and mysql integration among other things.

The idea behind dardrive is to store catalogs in fast media while storing the backup content in large and slow cloud storage (it was written with s3ql in mind). Creating differential backups against the cataloged data saves network traffic and IOPs.

Dardrive uses a full+incremental backup scheme which saves the last full backup from previous months as “historic” backups, you’ll end up with a (time) configurable amount of incremental archives between full backups, plus “monthly” and “yearly” historic backups.

Read the docs here.

0.2.11b13

• Fixed orphan catalogs bug.

• Ask the user to confirm passwords (thanks @jayme-github)

0.2.11b1

• Fix: The import command now works as expected

• Fix: recover -f used to fail when recovering large amounts of files

• recover command adds a new -x switch

0.2.10b3

• Bugfix to the purge routine.

0.2.10b2

• Stats are preserved from rotation

• There’s a command to reset stats

• “stats” command was moved to “show stats”

• Fix: It is now possible to show stats while a backup is running.

0.2.10b1

• The “show archive” code now correctly displays the time.

• archive_store and catalog_store are now validated, and report an error.

• Catch and report errors when saving extended attributes.

• Added an option which disables xattr writing.

• Now dardrive detects and reports when archive_store and catalog_store point to the same location.

• Added a “show ver” subcommand that shows the dardrive version.

• Show archives now reports running jobs.

• Check for path existence where rebuilding the catalogs.

• Fix dmd rebuilding locking bug

0.2.9b2

• Initial GH import! (http://github.com/jfardello/dardrive)