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Robocopy is very nice but has no delta compression functionality. For things like file server migrations (where I want to preserve ACLs, times, etc) robocopy is
by EvanAnderson 4y ago
Robocopy is very nice but has no delta compression functionality. For things like file server migrations (where I want to preserve ACLs, times, etc) robocopy is my go-to tool.
I've used the cwRsync[0] binary distribution of rsync on Windows for backups. I found it worked very well for simple file backups. I never did get around to trying to combine it with Volume Shadow Copy to make consistent backups of the registry and applications like Microsoft SQL Server. (I wouldn't expect to get a bootable restore from such a backup, though.)
[0] https://www.itefix.net/cwrsync https://www.itefix.net/cwrsync
- rzzzt 4y agoI used QtdSync, another frontend backed by a Windows rsync binary. A nice feature was that it supported the "duplicate entire target folder with hard links, then overwrite changes only"-style on NTFS volumes, so I could have lots of browseable point-in-time backup folders without consuming extra disk space: https://www.qtdtools.de/page.php?tool=0&sub=1&lang=en https://www.qtdtools.de/page.php?tool=0&sub=1&lang=en