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Creating the perl Backup script for hard disk to hard disk backup
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14-05-2008, 03:42 PM
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Creating the perl Backup script for hard disk to hard disk backup
Hi,
In my system there are TWO HDD , I've installed Cent OS 5 i want to create and schedule a Backup process . /home/bak in this i've stored data now i want to same copy in other drive also it should sync every 1 hour , I want to write a perl script for this . after that I can Add a crontab I want perl script for that....pleaseeeeeeeeeee vmr gouda 
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15-05-2008, 01:08 AM
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+1 for rsync.
Here is link to sample rsync link How To Use rsync Command To Backup Directory Under Linux How to use rsync for transferring files under Linux or UNIX Remote Server Rsync Backup Replication Shell Script
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