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--- backup_with_rubi [20.03.2015 11:55] – created Pascal Suter
+++ backup_with_rubi [04.12.2017 20:10] – Pascal Suter
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 ====== installing RUBI for making backups ======
+**Note:** //Currently RUBI's webpage seems to be offline. Also i found small bug which i have patched but the patched version was not yet online on the author's webpage. Here is {{ ::rubi.4.0.0.patched.tar |my patched version of Rubi 4.0}}. Always check the below linked webpage to see if maybe there is a newer version available in the meantime as i don't check this frequently.//
 RUBI is [[http://www.0x1b.ch/~beat/|Beat Rubischons]] “Rubi’s Ultimat Backup Implementation” and it’s indeed quite a clever thing ;)
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 **NOTE:** you need to get ssh autologin to work. so make sure your backup machine's public ssh key is in the authorized_keys file on each target machine, otherwhise your backup won't run automatically as the backup server won't be able to login.
-**addon: backup from or to a qnap**
+**addon: backup from or to a qnap**\\
+**NOTE** //the description that followes below was written before Qnap supported Docker containers. Nowadays I recommend to simply setup a docker container and run your linux stuff in there rather than hacking it into the qnap OS as the docker method will remain functional evena after firmware upgrades. I leave this here just for reference. //
 a little addon to install rubi on a qnap or to backup from a qnap (only on intel versions, as there seems to be no ipkg repo for the ARM based ones)