![]() ![]() So as a last example, let's say the next day I changed textfile1, and added picture2 and picture3: $ mystery-command testdir/ testbak Here's the kicker: I want the backup utility to detect the fact that picture1, randomfile1, randomfile2 and textfile1 have not been changed since last backup, and only backup the new/changed files, which in this case is randomfile3, such that: $ tar -tf $ tar -tf testbak/-03-24-16-testdir.tar ![]() Now when I run the mystery command, I will get another tarball for that day: $ mystery-command testdir/ testbak Now, let's say the following day, I add a file, such that my structure looks like: testdir I want to run the backup utility and basically create an archive (or a tarball) of all of these files in a different directory: $ mystery-command testdir/ testbak ![]() So this is an example of what I want to achieve with it. I tried rsync, but it doesn't seem to be able to do what I want, or more likely, I don't know how to make it do that. I'm looking for a backup utility with incremental backups, but in a more complicated way. ![]()
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