I wanted to backup my entire Linux system. I wanted to do it by making direct copies of the files (no archiving or compression), so if I just wanted to look at one of the files on one of the CDs, I could. This also makes it very easy to restore from backups. Backing up my entire Linux system takes more than one CD, so I was running the du command on a bunch of directories to see what would fit on which CD. This was very tedious and time consuming, so I wrote multicd to do this work for me.
* Interactive mode assumes that you will be burning more than one disc. You tell multicd which files to backup, and it will prompt you to insert a disc each time it is ready to burn a new one.
* Non-interactive mode copies the files to an image file, and then burns just a single CD. It assumes you have left a CD in your burner. This is useful if you want to call multicd from a script or a cron job.
J'ai jeté en coup d'oeil vite fait au fichier de conf, on peux définir la taille du cd.
Je suppose que ça doit fonctionner aussi pour les dvd (quitte à adapter un peu).
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Posté par littlebreizhman . En réponse au message Logiciel de gestion de sauvegarde sur DVD. Évalué à 5.
On dirait que ça fait ce que tu veux, en shell.
I wanted to backup my entire Linux system. I wanted to do it by making direct copies of the files (no archiving or compression), so if I just wanted to look at one of the files on one of the CDs, I could. This also makes it very easy to restore from backups. Backing up my entire Linux system takes more than one CD, so I was running the du command on a bunch of directories to see what would fit on which CD. This was very tedious and time consuming, so I wrote multicd to do this work for me.
* Interactive mode assumes that you will be burning more than one disc. You tell multicd which files to backup, and it will prompt you to insert a disc each time it is ready to burn a new one.
* Non-interactive mode copies the files to an image file, and then burns just a single CD. It assumes you have left a CD in your burner. This is useful if you want to call multicd from a script or a cron job.
J'ai jeté en coup d'oeil vite fait au fichier de conf, on peux définir la taille du cd.
Je suppose que ça doit fonctionner aussi pour les dvd (quitte à adapter un peu).