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Imperial
Posts: 438
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Hello friends.
I'm wondering if anyone here knows of or uses a free scheduled backup application that can look at the directories selected, check which files have been modified and backup/update them? I found one but it was only a trial version >: Any help is appreciated, Thanks. Cam |
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| #0 04:58pm 21/12/09 |
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Spook
Posts: 27389
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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windows 7 has free backup software that i use;
dunno if it can check for modifications, it runs on a set period as far as i know |
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| #1 05:00pm 21/12/09 |
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tequila
Posts: 4876
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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rsync works on windows doesn't it?
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| #2 05:02pm 21/12/09 |
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TiT
Posts: 2763
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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if u guys are looking for free random software this is great site.... i normally just wait until somethign comes up i want and download it http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/
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| #3 05:06pm 21/12/09 |
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Imperial
Posts: 439
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Thanks for the quick replies guys. I am running windows 7 i'll have a look at that spook.
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| #4 05:13pm 21/12/09 |
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Spook
Posts: 27390
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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yar, i was gonna get a third party app, but then i saw windows 7 has it built in, so i just use that;
works a charm! back up all my docs (and whatever other dirs i chose) every sunday nite to my external 1 tb drive |
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Opec
Posts: 6130
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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natslovR
Posts: 6438
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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Xcopy sourcepath destpath /m /s /e /y
example xcopy c:\userdata\account\*.* D:\mybackup /m /s /e /y |
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| #7 05:22pm 21/12/09 |
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Imperial
Posts: 440
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I was thinking about making a batch file nat, but is there a way to schedule a .bat?
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Spook
Posts: 27392
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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^^ seems like a lot of effort ^^
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| #9 05:30pm 21/12/09 |
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Midda
Posts: 4364
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Batch files can be scheduled with Windows Task Scheduler.
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| #10 05:41pm 21/12/09 |
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Twinsen
Posts: 454
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
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I use Windows Mesh, it can sync any number of folders on your computer to 5GB of online storage.
Any change is automatically updated within the system. |
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| #11 06:23pm 21/12/09 |
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Raven
Posts: 3985
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
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I'd suggest SyncToy - set up the profile for the directory to back up, then create scheduled tasks that invoke that particular pair.
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whoop
Posts: 15121
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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I like time machine, it's pretty grea.... oh you said windows.
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