I would recommend making a filesystem level backup, which actually works. I usually use rsync with the -avx options (-a = archive -v = verbose -x = don't go across filesystem boundaries, so you don't...
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I would recommend making a filesystem level backup, which actually works. I usually use rsync with the -avx options (-a = archive -v = verbose -x = don't go across filesystem boundaries, so you don't...
I was worried more about ssh seeing a ~. somewhere in the data (isn't all data, including what you type, binary) and thinking I typed it. It isn't really a pressing question; I back up with rysnc...
It seems like a pseudo-tty is the default because I logged into my backup computer and did ~. and the session closed and I was logged out of my backup computer. So my question is if there is anything...
So when does ssh allocate a pseudo tty? Is it on by default or off by default. Second, what about a disk image prevents it from having a newline binary character?
Edit:By <newline> I meant the...
Nice tutorial.
One question though: with the ssh, shouldn't you use ssh -e none user@server "command to run"? I was reading man ssh it sounds like the connection would be interrupted if some of the...