🌈 After a long beta, I'm happy to announce the release of Wyng version v0.8.0!   Many new features and usability improvements were added since the prior release, including encryption, Btrfs support and fast differential restore. You can get it from Codeberg at https://codeberg.org/tasket/wyng-backup

What is Wyng? Its a backup system for large objects such as LVM volumes, disk images and database files with a focus on speed and security. It has space-saving snapshot management and uses copy-on-write information to accelerate incremental backups so that even terabyte sized volumes can be updated in just seconds. Unlike btrfs-send, Wyng's archive format requires no special filesystem on the back end, and its attack surface is also low since it handles information only as blocks. Wyng is ideally suited to backing up systems that use LVM or disk images where a frequent backup schedule and low impact on system resources is desired.

#linux #qubes #lvm #brtfs #backup

wyng-backup

Faster incremental backups for logical volumes & disk images

Codeberg.org
It finally happened to me. #brtfs crapped the bed and I can't repair it. Guess I'm going back to #ext4fs. I'll be re-installing #arch clean today. First failure I've had in over a year. #linux

@neil @ai6yr @restic I'd say an external #SATA-SSD in an enclosure with #brtfs or "journalless #ext4" works fine.

  • Maybe consider a cheap multi-port case with #HDDs and using #dmraid for #RAID-based failsafe?

Thank you #Arch Linux #BBS for coming to my rescue. The diffs flagged by #BRTFS pointed the poster to the location
$HOME/.local/share/parcellite/

🖋️ #bash #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #100DaysOfCode #1000DaysOfCode #Linux #POSIX #Programming

@Joseph_of_Earth
In years never had trouble with #brtfs
For people that tinker with #zfs. Have you tried #brtfs? It’s stable (I’ve been running a raid 0 for years now), contains most of the zfs desired features (like the awesome snapshots) and for people that use it locally, it’s probably a better fit. Also, it’s distributed alongside the Linux kernel using gpl, no need to do licensing acrobatics to use it. I’m sure zfs is awesome, but what it actually have that btrfs does not, for your use case?
^^ La magia de #BrtFS  y su estado de desarrollo en #Debian #GNU #Linux ,