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network_backup_strategies [2012/05/16 01:45]
henri [Using MacFUSE for Network Backup]
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henri [Using MacFUSE for Network Backup]
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 It is possible to use [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​macfuse/​|MacFUSE]] and the [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​macfuse/​wiki/​MACFUSE_FS_SSHFS|SFTPFS]] system to mount a remote directory into the local file system via SFTP. Once a remote directory has been mounted it is possible to use LBackup to push files to the remote directory. However, it is recommend that you create an HFS+ disk image and then mount this when you push files. This will allow extended attributes such as resource forks to be backed up.  It is possible to use [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​macfuse/​|MacFUSE]] and the [[http://​code.google.com/​p/​macfuse/​wiki/​MACFUSE_FS_SSHFS|SFTPFS]] system to mount a remote directory into the local file system via SFTP. Once a remote directory has been mounted it is possible to use LBackup to push files to the remote directory. However, it is recommend that you create an HFS+ disk image and then mount this when you push files. This will allow extended attributes such as resource forks to be backed up. 
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-An other alternative worth considering is [[http://​www.lbackup.org/​synchronizing_disk_images_between_machines|pushing a local sparse bundle backup disk image to a remote server]] ​via SSH as a post action ​(when the backup completes).+An other alternative worth considering is [[http://​www.lbackup.org/​synchronizing_disk_images_between_machines|pushing a local sparse bundle backup disk image to a remote server]] (when the backup completes) ​via SSH as a post action script.
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