rfs

'rfs' creates and updates a local spare system disk. The main goal is to "quickly" recover a working system after a crash, "quickly" meaning the time it takes to reboot the machine. rfs stands for "replication of filesystems". Like rsyncbackup, rfs is built on top of rsync.

Last updated 24 Feb, 2005


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  • sed 3.95 or later (Use Requirement)
  • rsync 2.5.6 or later (Use Requirement)
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2.0 stable released 2005-02-24

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