crab

CRAB - Create Regular Amiable Backup

Key opportunity:

1. The utility takes at the specified path all files with the specified extension (for example,.db), places them in a single archive (e.g. .zip) and saves this archive to the specified path;

2. The integrity of the finished backup is checked

3. Provides the ability to specify the frequency of backup;

4. Ousting the oldest backup, to eliminate the disk filling ( storage of no more than a given n copies)

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usage <\$path_to_script>/crab [-v | --version]
                             [-h | --help]
                             [-i | --init]
                             [-m | --make]
                             [-c | --config]
                             [-e | --ecron]
                             [--set-text-editor] PARAM
                             [--set-number-backups] PARAM
                             [--set-file-type] PARAM
                             [--set-destination-folder] PARAM
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-v --version             (show version of the script)
-h --help                (show this tutorial)
-i --init                (create crabrc file in dirrectory for backup
-m --make                (create backup manually)
-c --config              (open text editor to rewrite configuration file)
-e --ecron               (change crontab config)
--set-text-editor        (change text editor (default: vim))
--set-number-backups     (change number backups (default: 5))
--set-file-type          (set type of files to save in backups)
--set-destination-folder (set the path where backups will be stored)
--set-origin-folder      (set the path where the original files are stored)