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rdiff backup main rdiff backup main features documentation savannah services acknowledgments related pages rdiff backup project has moved to rdiff backup net and github you will soon be redirected or click one of the above links a remote incremental backup of all your files could be as easy as rdiff backup host net target dir disclaimer what is it rdiff backup backs up one directory to another possibly over a network the target directory ends up a copy of the source directory but extra reverse diffs are stored in a special subdirectory of that target directory so you can still recover files lost some time ago the idea is to combine the best features of a mirror and an incremental backup rdiff backup also preserves subdirectories hard links dev files permissions uid gid ownership modification times extended attributes acls and resource forks also rdiff backup can operate in a bandwidth efficient manner over a pipe like rsync thus you can use rdiff backup and ssh to securely back a hard drive up to a remote location and only the differences will be transmitted finally rdiff backup is easy to use and settings have sensical defaults download rdiff backup is gpled anyone can download it redistribute it etc version 1 2 8 released march 16th 2009 is the new stable version rdiff backup 1 2 8 tar gz rdiff backup 1 2 8 tar gz asc rdiff backup 1 2 8 win32 zip rdiff backup 1 2 8 win32 zip asc version 1 3 3 released march 16th 2009 is the new development unstable version rdiff backup 1 3 3 tar gz rdiff backup 1 3 3 tar gz asc rdiff backup 1 3 3 win32 zip rdiff backup 1 3 3 win32 zip asc version 1 0 5 released november 11th 2006 is the old stable version rdiff backup 1 0 5 tar gz user contributed rpms are available on the savannah download site rdiff backup is also in the ubuntu fedora debian gentoo and pld distributions of gnu linux as well as in the freebsd ports netbsd packages sunfreeware darwinports and fink mac os x collections the keys used to sign the releases are available in the project members keyring current status the earliest releases of rdiff backup are more than seven years old since then there have been more than 70 releases fixing bugs and adding features the basic functionality on unix platforms has been tested by many people over this time and can be considered stable many users seem to use rdiff backup on ms windows but this configuration is less well tested also features such as mac os x resource forks extended attributes and access control lists were only released about five years ago there are no known bugs in these newer features but they are not as thoroughly tested as the basic functionality native windows support was first released six months ago using rdiff backup to backup files to a server mounted via smbfs or cifs has been a troublesome configuration for some users mounting via smbfs tends to be more reliable than cifs although it is deprecated on linux and does not support files greater than 2 gb see the faq for more on this setup help try looking at the documentation and or faq if that doesn t help with your problem try reading or posting a message to the mailing list requirements a posix operating system like linux mac os x or cygwin python v2 2 or later see http www python org librsync v0 9 7 or later note there is a known bug with patch for large file support on windows rdiff backup requires the visual c 2008 redistributable to install for all users download the package from microsoft alternatively the c libraries can be installed in a side by side configuration by downloading the dll package and copying the four files into the same directory as rdiff backup exe the side by side method does not require administrator access to build rdiff backup from source on windows the python for windows extensions are required the standalone binary requires neither python nor librsync the python module pylibacl is optional but necessary for posix access control list support download here note there is no support for acls on mac os xs the python module pyxattr is optional but necessary for extended attribute support download here mac os x users require a different xattr library which can be downloaded from here note rdiff backup statistics requires python v2 4 or later a standards css compliant web browser will display this page correctly last modified sat feb 14 09 37 31 2009