I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to any kind of easy to use remote backup solution?
I'm currently running Debian 6.0 on a dedicated server, which I want to use to store the backups. I realise that for the most part, I can simply transfer files over, via FTP. However, I want to set up something on my girlfriends laptop (running Windows XP), that allows her to simply right-click a file/folder, and select backup. In terms of recovering the files later on, that's not so much of an issue, as I have a file manager script that I can just point to the relevant directory.
I suppose that the software doesn't really have to be intended for backup purposes, as long as it's a simple way of sending the seleted file(s) to a pre-defined directory on my server. Don't suppose anyone knows of anything that would do this? Or how to write a script or something of the like to achieve this?
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I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction to any kind of easy to use remote backup solution?
I'm currently running Debian 6.0 on a dedicated server, which I want to use to store the backups. I realise that for the most part, I can simply transfer files over, via FTP. However, I want to set up something on my girlfriends laptop (running Windows XP), that allows her to simply right-click a file/folder, and select backup. In terms of recovering the files later on, that's not so much of an issue, as I have a file manager script that I can just point to the relevant directory.
I suppose that the software doesn't really have to be intended for backup purposes, as long as it's a simple way of sending the seleted file(s) to a pre-defined directory on my server. Don't suppose anyone knows of anything that would do this? Or how to write a script or something of the like to achieve this?
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