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importer for rsync+hardlink based backups / rsnapshot
[rsync-time-backup](https://github.com/laurent22/rsync-time-backup) was my previous preferred backup solution. You can import backups from this program just fine using `rsynchl`. However, for `rsync_tmbackup`, archives timestamps are better derived from each folder name...
Issue #16. I have written the quickstart docs in the same style and modified it to represent the new repository.
see the borgbackup docs, use same style, maybe even copy from there and modify as needed.
a `borg -> borg` importer could be used to change stuff that can only be given at repository creation time (borg1: borg init, borg2: borg rcreate), e.g. --encryption mode.
https://rdiff-backup.net/ is another common backup tool. Implementing the importer might be a bit easier due to the fact that it's also written in python. I've written a shell script that...
If you use one of the already supported backup systems (see README), help with practical tests would be nice. Be aware that this is still a very young project, so...
Unit testing doesn't really cut it here, we'll need small (, but realistic) test cases with actual backups made with the original software that the importer should handle. Ideas so...
[Back In Time](https://github.com/bit-team/backintime) uses rsync+hardlinks, but (on my machine at least) the timestamps get messed up sometimes, so I needed a more reliable way of getting the original timestamp from...
This is somehow similar to rsnapshot, just the directory layout is different: ``` //... e.g.: server1/0/... server1/1/... server1/2/... server1/3/... server2/0/... server2/1/... ... ``` In the directories 0..N, there is a...