Re: Backup partycji przez sieć

Dnia Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:52:10 +0200, radekp@konto.pl napisał(a):

> Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:41:59 +0200, w <1hc1w86wg36ib.dlg@kwinto.prv>, Michal
> Kawecki <kkwinto@o2.px> napisał(-a):
>
>> Proponuję np. maleńki i bezinstalacyjny Drive Snapshot
>> http://www.drivesnapshot.de/en/home.htm, albo coś z oprogramowania
>> Acronis. Ten pierwszy na pewno pozwala na zdefiniowanie folderów, które
>> należy pominąć.
>
> Ten Drive Snapshot na pewno nie umożliwia wyboru folderów (bo mam i próbowałem
> użyć). A Acronisa sprawdzę.

Na pewno czy "na pewno"?
http://www.drivesnapshot.de/en/commandline.htm

"Excluding files/directories from backup

In some cases it can be useful to exclude some files or directories from
backup.

That's always the case for (and is always done automagically) for
PAGEFILE.SYS and HIBERFIL.SYS, but can also be useful for temporary
files, big movie archives (which you have on the bought DVD anyway and
similar stuff.

Due to technical reasons, the data in excluded files are not saved, but
the directory entries ARE saved. Therefore, both when viewing the
backup, and after restoring, the files *look* intact, but contain all
zero's (when viewing) or random data (after restore).

For this reason, the image contains a fresh created Batch job
'SnapshotDeleteAfterRestore.BAT'.
After restore it should be executed to avoid possible confusion (it will
delete all unsaved files).

Files and directories can be excluded by

    --exclude:\Temp
    --exclude:\Temp\* (which is equivalent)
    --exclude:\Windows\Memory.dmp

options can be concatenated with commas like

    --exclude:\Temp,\Windows\Memory.dmp,\Windows\Minidump\*,"\Documents
and Settings","\Program Files",\Windows\$NtUninstall* (1.38)

            Note:
            \temp and \temp\* are equivalent
            Spaces in Filenames have to be enclosed by `"`

Subdirectories are also always excluded."

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