Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation
  • Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation

WELCOME

  • Get started!

BASICS

  • Introduction
  • Bit of History
  • Getting started with ReaR
  • Basic configuration
  • Example of BACKUP=NETFS

SCENARIOS

  • Scenarios Overview
    • Internal Backup Scenarios
    • External Backup Scenarios
  • Internal Backup with tar to NFS server
  • Internal Backup with rsync to NFS server
  • External Backup using BACKUP=RSYNC method
  • External Backup using RBME
  • External Backup using restic
  • External Backup using duplicity

DEVELOPMENT

  • Make a pull request with GitHub
  • How to squash git log comments into one line

RELEASE NOTES

  • Release Notes
  • Release Notes ReaR 2.9
  • Release Notes ReaR 2.8
  • Release Notes ReaR 2.7
  • Release Notes ReaR 2.6
  • Known Problems and Workarounds

ISSUES

  • Issues History

LEGAL

  • Contributing
  • License
Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation
  • SCENARIOS
  • Scenarios Overview

Scenarios Overview¶

In this chapter will be go over some simple and more complex examples used with ReaR.

Internal Backup Scenarios¶

  • Internal Backup with GNU tar: Use NAS share to archive rear image and OS with zstandard as compression algorithm

  • Internal Backup with rsync: Use NFS to archive rear image and OS with rsync as backup program

External Backup Scenarios¶

  • External Backup using BACKUP=RSYNC method

  • External Backup using Rsync Backup Made Easy (RBME)

  • External Backup using restic

  • External Backup using duplicity

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