Show HN: kbackup – No-config push/pull incremental backups built on top of rsync (opens in new tab)

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7 pointsthekashifmalik2y ago6 comments

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Since the project was renamed, this is the new homepage: https://rincr.com/

A reimplementation of the ideas in rsnapshot built with the composibility and simplicity of rsync in-mind. It comes with sane defaults and I have been using this to compliment my rsync-style mirror backups for data that needs incremenetal backup.

Looking for feedback. I'm gearing up for a stable v1 release.

kseistrup2y ago

Not surprisingly, KDE already has a backup program named kbackup: https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/kbackup/

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

oof

Since I'm not at v1 yet, I would consider changing the name if that KDE project is actively maintained.

johng2y ago

Very neat. I’ll have to give it a shot.

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

Happy to hear any feedback!

Got pre-built binaries here: https://github.com/thekashifmalik/kbackup/releases and it should be pretty easy to install/build using Go too.

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6 comments

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

Since the project was renamed, this is the new homepage: https://rincr.com/

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

Looking for feedback. I'm gearing up for a stable v1 release.

kseistrup2y ago

Not surprisingly, KDE already has a backup program named kbackup: https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/kbackup/

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

oof

Since I'm not at v1 yet, I would consider changing the name if that KDE project is actively maintained.

johng2y ago

Very neat. I’ll have to give it a shot.

thekashifmalikOP2y ago

Happy to hear any feedback!

Got pre-built binaries here: https://github.com/thekashifmalik/kbackup/releases and it should be pretty easy to install/build using Go too.

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