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.TH backup 8 "24 September 2021" 1.0 "Thunix backup"
.SH NAME
backup - creating data backup script
.SH SYNOPSIS
backup
.SH DESCRIPTION
Thunix uses a daily cron job that runs /usr/local/bin/backup
script to store tar gzip compressed files located on local disk in BACKUPS
The files matching patterns listed in ~/.thunix/nobackup will be excluded.
Cycle: Full weekly and incrementals daily.
Incremental backup restore process:
Extract files from the full backup:
tar -x -f BACKUPS/DATE-full.tgz
Then, extract files in the correct order, up to DATE, from each incremental backup:
tar -x -g /dev/null -f BACKUPS/DATE-incremental.tgz
.SH BUGS
No known bugs.
.SH SEE ALSO
tar(1), gzip(1), crontab(1), find(1), mysqldump(1)
.SH AUTHOR
The official Thunix wiki (http://wiki.thunix.net)

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.\" Manpage for Thunix.
.\" Contact root@thunix.net to correct errors or typos.
.TH man 8 "15 July 2019" "1.6" "Thunix"
.TH man 8 "24 May 2019" "1.5" "Thunix"
.SH NAME
Thunix \- a public Linux server
.SH SYNOPSIS
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List of system adminstrators are:
* amcclure - Email: amcclure@thunix.net
IRC: amcclure/irc.tilde.chat, amcclure/irc.freenode.net
* naglfar - Email: naglfar@thunix.net
IRC: Naglfar/irc.tilde.chat, Naglfar/irc.freenode.net
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Copyright infringement is not allowed on thunix, and we will not allow any illegal content to be distributed. It's also expected that all users respect the copyrights of those who produce original content of any kind and only share if the author or license grants you permission. Content hosted on accounts used for external file storage must also follow copyright law.
If you want to request for content you own the copyright for to be removed from thunix, please refer to our abuse reporting page (https://www.thunix.net/contact). In the email, please identify who you are, if you are the copyright holder or legally representing them, the exact files you want removed with links to the files and infringed content, and contact information such as phone numbers or a reply-to email address.
If you want to request for content you own the copyright for to be removed from thunix, please refer to our abuse reporting page (https://www.thunix.net/abuse.php). In the email, please identify who you are, if you are the copyright holder or legally representing them, the exact files you want removed with links to the files and infringed content, and contact information such as phone numbers or a reply-to email address.
Users that repeatedly violate the Terms of Service will have their account removed. Depending on the degree of the offense, their account may be removed immediately. These terms also apply to communication services such as forums, mailing lists, irc channels, newsgroups, and any other service either hosted on or used for thunix. If you come across anything that violates the terms of service, please let us know with the abuse reporting page (https://www.thunix.net/contact).
Users that repeatedly violate the Terms of Service will have their account removed. Depending on the degree of the offense, their account may be removed immediately. These terms also apply to communication services such as forums, mailing lists, irc channels, newsgroups, and any other service either hosted on or used for thunix. If you come across anything that violates the terms of service, please let us know with the abuse reporting page (https://www.thunix.net/abuse.php).
.SH Architecture
The Thunix system consists of one server, running Debian 9, which runs inside of an LXD container. This allows for an out-of-band administration of the host, in case of configuration-gone-awry.