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How to back up hard drive image over network in GNU Linux

Posted by mypapit on 30 Sep 2007 in GNU/Linux, Tips & Guides

A friend of mine write an interesting post which shows me how to backup hard drive image directly over network using Linux CLI only environment with the use of netcat.

Refer to his post for more information : Backing Up Drive Images Over The Network

Tags: linux, backup, opensource, netcat, network, security, howto, guide, unix

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2. webgk.com Said:
   October 1st, 2007 at 1:20 pm

   Thanks for the information. I was searching for this information. I had all my data locked on a Linux partition. Hopefully I’ll get that back.