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I wrote ddar before I knew about bup. It works in a similar way, but uses sqlite and flat files for chunk storage, so removing old archives isn't a problem. I'm

by rlpb 12y ago

I wrote ddar before I knew about bup. It works in a similar way, but uses sqlite and flat files for chunk storage, so removing old archives isn't a problem. I'm not aware of any corruption issues in ddar; I rely on sqlite for integrity. I modeled ddar after Tarsnap.

tambourine_man 12y ago
Don't know if you are aware, but http://www.synctus.com/ddar/ http://www.synctus.com/ddar/ is currently down
- rlpb 12y ago
  I'm aware, thanks. https://github.com/basak/ddar/wiki https://github.com/basak/ddar/wiki contains the content, thanks to a kind contributor. I should probably deprecate the old URL and remove references to it.
  - zachlatta 12y ago
    Perhaps you could have it redirect to the wiki?
wsha 12y ago
ddar sounds like it could be really useful. However, it looks like the last functional change to code base on GitHub was a year and a half ago. What do you think the future of the project is? For something like backups, I wouldn't want to invest into a tool that has no prospect of support.