What is BorgWeb?
BorgWeb is a browser-based user interface for Borg Backup.
The UI is intended to help with everyday tasks, it is not intended as a full UI to everything borg can do.
You’ll need help of an admin to install and configure it, as well as to restore backups.
Main features
BorgWeb (the web service) usually runs on the machine that is backed up with BorgBackup. You can use a web browser to access BorgWeb from the same machine or from another machine.
BorgWeb can operate using a builtin web server or as WSGI app using an external web server (like e.g. apache + mod_wsgi).
using the web browser you can:
review backup log files
start a backup
Links
Notes
NOT RELEASED DEVELOPMENT VERSIONS HAVE UNKNOWN COMPATIBILITY PROPERTIES.
THIS IS SOFTWARE IN DEVELOPMENT, DECIDE YOURSELF WHETHER IT FITS YOUR NEEDS.
Please also see the LICENSE for more information.
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