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VERSION
    0.17

DESCRIPTION
    "sibs" create backup from your computer to a destination server, using
    "rsync".

    *   Setup

        First you need to "setup" sibs. The setup process will create a SSH
        key which is uploaded to the "destination" server. The key is
        created using "ssh-keygen" and uploaded using "ssh" and "perl".

        In addition, this step will create or update a config file. The
        default config file is ".sibs.conf" in $HOME, but you can also
        specify your own path.

    *   Backup

        The second step will create the actual backup. This step can be
        automated in a cronjob, because the key created in the first step
        will not require any password to log into the remote backup server.

README.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 DESCRIPTION

C<sibs> create backup from your computer to a destination server, using
C<rsync>.

=over 4

=item * Setup

First you need to C<setup> sibs. The setup process will create a SSH key
which is uploaded to the C<destination> server. The key is created using
C<ssh-keygen> and uploaded using C<ssh> and C<perl>.

In addition, this step will create or update a config file. The default
config file is L<$HOME/.sibs.conf>, but you can also specify your own path.

=item * Backup

The second step will create the actual backup. This step can be automated
in a cronjob, because the key created in the first step will not require
any password to log into the remote backup server. Example crontab:

lib/App/sibs.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 DESCRIPTION

C<sibs> create backup from your computer to a destination server, using
C<rsync>.

=over 4

=item * Setup

First you need to C<setup> sibs. The setup process will create a SSH key
which is uploaded to the C<destination> server. The key is created using
C<ssh-keygen> and uploaded using C<ssh> and C<perl>.

In addition, this step will create or update a config file. The default
config file is L<$HOME/.sibs.conf>, but you can also specify your own path.

=item * Backup

The second step will create the actual backup. This step can be automated
in a cronjob, because the key created in the first step will not require
any password to log into the remote backup server. Example crontab: