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Keep

0.4.0

KDE Archiving/Backup

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jrfaller

Link: Link
Downloads: 9749

Submitted: Dec 27 2005
Updated: Nov 7 2006

Description:

Keep is a simple backup system for KDE.

The principe is pretty simple: you choose a directory to backup, you choose the directory in which you want to backup it, you set up some options (eg. frequency) and it's done! Of course you can add later some other directories.

A daemon will after take care of automatically perform backups when it's needed.

When the time comes, Keep offers you a simple wizard to recover a previously backuped directory.

It uses rdiff-backup (http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/) as backend.

Version 0.3.0 adds error, logging and notification management.

Keep still need some motivated C++/Qt coders. There is some important tasks to do: improve the log viewer, improve the notification system, implement the include and exclude file management, implement the network located backup mode...

Changelog:

VERSION 0.4.0
ADD: possibility to use an inclusion/exclusion list when setting up backup source
ADD: possibility to control rdiff-backup process priority
ADD: Restore backup wizard now displays last backup date
FIX: Backup every hour bug fixed

License: GPL

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backups every hour

by able on: Jan 5 2006

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able

hi,
i've a small problem with keep: no matter what backup-intervall i'm setting, keep does a backup every hour. The "Next Backup"-Date in the information-tab shows the correct date though.

p.s.: great app.

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SVN Support

by blacknator on: Jan 11 2006

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blacknator

Hi, good app and thinking. Is there a option to save to a svn server ? If not, this option would be very powerful :)

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Re: SVN Support

by jrfaller on: Jan 11 2006

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No there is not at this time but will be in 0.3.0 release :) (and it will be on ssh not svn).

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hi

by dec0ding on: Jan 11 2006

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great idea, so far I have been using Konserve which did the trick many times. Will try your one, looks great!

Keep goin!

(Crazy) since 1983
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Compression

by bazz on: Jan 11 2006

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Whats the possibility of adding an option to pip it through compression? That would mack it a bit better for backing up over a network.

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remote backup - how?

by oggi on: Jan 15 2006

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great app, but I haven't managed to do a backup on our server. When adding an IP (incl/excl. smb and/or username) nothing happens. Can you provide a help/FAQ etc. how to achieve a remote backup? thanks!

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Why not Cron?

by atomicue on: Jan 16 2006

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In the description you say that the application runs as a daemon. Why?

I haven't looked at the app yet, but why don't you just use cron for scheduling backups? All real distros have cron and it means that you don't have an extra process sitting idle 99% of the time wasting memory/cpu time

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Re: Why not Cron?

by jrfaller on: Jan 16 2006

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It's right that Cron could be used in Keep instead of a specific daemon. I will inspect all advantages and drawbacks from using Cron in the next major release.

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Keep

KDE Archiving/Backup

VERSION 0.4.0 ADD: possibility to use an inclusion/exclusion list when setting up backup source ADD: possibility to control rdiff-backup process priority ADD: Restore backup wizard now displays last backup date FIX: Backup every hour bug fixed

backups every hour

hi, i've a small problem with keep: no matter what backup-intervall i'm setting, keep does a backup every hour. The "Next Backup"-Date in the information-tab shows the correct date though. p.s.: great app.

SVN Support

Hi, good app and thinking. Is there a option to save to a svn server ? If not, this option would be very powerful :)

Re: SVN Support

No there is not at this time but will be in 0.3.0 release :) (and it will be on ssh not svn).

hi

great idea, so far I have been using Konserve which did the trick many times. Will try your one, looks great! Keep goin!

Compression

Whats the possibility of adding an option to pip it through compression? That would mack it a bit better for backing up over a network.

remote backup - how?

great app, but I haven't managed to do a backup on our server. When adding an IP (incl/excl. smb and/or username) nothing happens. Can you provide a help/FAQ etc. how to achieve a remote backup? thanks!

Why not Cron?

In the description you say that the application runs as a daemon. Why? I haven't looked at the app yet, but why don't you just use cron for scheduling backups? All real distros have cron and it means that you don't have an extra process sitting idle 99% of the time wasting memory/cpu time

Re: Why not Cron?

It's right that Cron could be used in Keep instead of a specific daemon. I will inspect all advantages and drawbacks from using Cron in the next major release.

VERSION 0.4.0
ADD: possibility to use an inclusion/exclusion list when setting up backup source
ADD: possibility to control rdiff-backup process priority
ADD: Restore backup wizard now displays last backup date
FIX: Backup every hour bug fixed

hi,
i've a small problem with keep: no matter what backup-intervall i'm setting, keep does a backup every hour. The "Next Backup"-Date in the information-tab shows the correct date though.

p.s.: great app.

great idea, so far I have been using Konserve which did the trick many times. Will try your one, looks great!

Keep goin!

In the description you say that the application runs as a daemon. Why?

I haven't looked at the app yet, but why don't you just use cron for scheduling backups? All real distros have cron and it means that you don't have an extra process sitting idle 99% of the time wasting memory/cpu time