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| - On the fly navigation of backup history thanks to the LCD command. This lets you move forward and backwards though your backup snapshots. The purpose of the LCD command is to assist you with locating particular file and directories for restore. | - On the fly navigation of backup history thanks to the LCD command. This lets you move forward and backwards though your backup snapshots. The purpose of the LCD command is to assist you with locating particular file and directories for restore. | ||
| - Backup log scan reporting in a summarised format. Regardless of wheather you have 10 or 1000 individual backup configurations. The LBackup reporting tools ensure that you have summarised information regarding the status of backups which you are responsible for at your finger tips. When problems or specific conditions arise the LBackup summary information also includes key information to assist with investigation of the problem. | - Backup log scan reporting in a summarised format. Regardless of wheather you have 10 or 1000 individual backup configurations. The LBackup reporting tools ensure that you have summarised information regarding the status of backups which you are responsible for at your finger tips. When problems or specific conditions arise the LBackup summary information also includes key information to assist with investigation of the problem. | ||
| - | - Support for off site backups either via removable disks or remote servers. LBackup supports and fail over for multiple geographic locations as such LBackup will backup to the backup to disks and remote backup servers which are available. | + | - Support for off site backups either via removable disks or remote servers. LBackup supports fail over for multiple geographic location backups ; LBackup will backup to the disks and remote backup servers which are available. |
| - | - Robust history of (approximately 15 years) development, refinement, testing and deployment. | + | - Robust history of (18+ years) development, refinement, testing and deployment. |
| - A highly modular design with scripting subsystem which simplifies extending and customisation of backup configurations to your specific needs. | - A highly modular design with scripting subsystem which simplifies extending and customisation of backup configurations to your specific needs. | ||
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| * Network backup of file / web servers, including Mac OS X server and GNU/LINUX servers. | * Network backup of file / web servers, including Mac OS X server and GNU/LINUX servers. | ||
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| This site was recovered from a backup in 2011 due to natural disasters; resulting in hardware failure and server inaccessibility.\\ | This site was recovered from a backup in 2011 due to natural disasters; resulting in hardware failure and server inaccessibility.\\ | ||
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| + | This site was recovered from a backup again in 2020 due to hosting provider issues; resulting in data inaccessibility.\\ | ||
| The LBackup website continues to be backed up exclusively using the latest version of [[http://www.lbackup.org|LBackup]]. | The LBackup website continues to be backed up exclusively using the latest version of [[http://www.lbackup.org|LBackup]]. | ||
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