Backup & Zip Programe?

K

Kevin Parry

There are many backup programs and many zip programs but I remember a
command line program that went through a directory structure backed them
up and zipped the files within the backup directory structure. So
instead of these monster 2G zip files I keep ending up with it had the
existing directory structure.

I know this wastes space with the overhead for each file but I'm
prepared to put up with that for the simplicity.

I could alwys brush up on my scripting skills but I would rather someone
else do it!

Anybody recognize this?

KP
 
H

Harvey Van Sickle

On 07 Dec 2003, Kevin Parry wrote
There are many backup programs and many zip programs but I
remember a command line program that went through a directory
structure backed them up and zipped the files within the backup
directory structure. So instead of these monster 2G zip files I
keep ending up with it had the existing directory structure.

I know this wastes space with the overhead for each file but I'm
prepared to put up with that for the simplicity.

I could alwys brush up on my scripting skills but I would rather
someone else do it!

Anybody recognize this?

KP

I believe that Polder Backup stores each file in a separate zip; I
assume it maintains the directory structure.

It's GUI, though, not command-line:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~philippo/PolderBackup.htm
 
L

Livewire

There are many backup programs and many zip programs but I remember a
command line program that went through a directory structure backed them
up and zipped the files within the backup directory structure. So
instead of these monster 2G zip files I keep ending up with it had the
existing directory structure.

I know this wastes space with the overhead for each file but I'm
prepared to put up with that for the simplicity.

I could alwys brush up on my scripting skills but I would rather someone
else do it!

Anybody recognize this?

KP
Likewise Cobian Backup, a very simple and good program.

http://www2.educ.umu.se/~cobian/
 

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