Wrote a good backup program, no one cares. I mean, its great if you want to create fast offsite backups! And it is simple to use, and has a pretty dedicated developer working on it all day long (Me)... Well, of course you would want to check it out, so here you go https://github.com/paulkramme/...

Cool! :D
So whats the difference between Rsync and your solution?

Could you put it into a docker container? Most NAS are capable of running docker.

It actually looks pretty good, I've looking for a decent backup solution lately.

Also, I'm interested in the same thing the comment above said. What's the difference between this and rsync?

@ocab19 rsync is production ready

@ocab19 @heyheni Rsync doesnt delete. If you delete a file with btsoot it will delete it at the remote side too. If no file is found at all, it aborts. Also, yes, im still in 0.x, so while i try to test everything, production readiness is not yet given. And, the most important thing: Rsync checks the "Last changed" timestamp, which only does work on local filesystems or over rsync servers and not mounted remote shares. My program does this with CRC checksums. It does take longer, but its IMHO better in the end.

Looks interesting...

@linuxxx Do i hear sarkasm? Otherwise thanks :)

@vortexman100 Nonono, no sarcasm! Actually looks really interesting!