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how to backup to Dreamhost
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| | Posted by | LEPT0N (DH New User
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I'm new here, and among other things, I want to use my Dreamhost account to backup some of the files on my computer ( so that even if my apartment melts, my iTunes library is safe :P )
So, does anyone know some good programs to do this? I've mapped my FTP account to a network place on my computer, but every option I've tried (SyncToy being the most awesome) wouldn't allow me to use specify the FTP as a backup site.
Anyone know some good programs for this?
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Re: how to backup to Dreamhost
[re: LEPT0N]
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| | Posted by | matttail (DH DreamMaster!) | | Posted on | 07/15/07 04:50 PM |
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WSFTP has a nice sync utility that I'm using currently for that. Of course WSFTP isn't a free program... But I still like it.
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Re: how to backup to Dreamhost
[re: LEPT0N]
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| | Posted by | scjessey (DH DreamMaster!) | | Posted on | 07/15/07 05:00 PM |
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Go to the Control Panel and use Bandwagon to backup your iTunes stuff. For all other stuff, just create a backup directory in your user directory (not a directory you can browse on the web) and put stuff in there. Avoid doing this with anything that may result in a copyright violation.
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The problem is bandwaon is mac only, seeing as the origina poster mentioned synctoy I assume they use windows.
You could try syncback http://www.2brightsparks.com/downloads.html (scroll down for free version).
It is also possible to use rsync on linux, windows and mac to do this http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/21/how-to-automatically-back-up-your-computer/.
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