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Marcus Müller
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Situation: three servers, primary (source of data to be backed up), store (storage for backup), secondary (target to restore onto).

I'd like to make sure that my workplace secondary always has data that's at leastmost a day old (in fact, my whole /home). How can I do that with restic?

Platform: Modern non-esoteric Desktop/Server Linux distro (i.e., Fedora clients, debian server).

I can access my servers via SSH and public key auth.

Situation: three servers, primary (source of data to be backed up), store (storage for backup), secondary (target to restore onto).

I'd like to make sure that my workplace secondary always has data that's at least a day old (in fact, my whole /home). How can I do that with restic?

Platform: Modern non-esoteric Desktop/Server Linux distro (i.e., Fedora clients, debian server).

I can access my servers via SSH and public key auth.

Situation: three servers, primary (source of data to be backed up), store (storage for backup), secondary (target to restore onto).

I'd like to make sure that my workplace secondary always has data that's at most a day old (in fact, my whole /home). How can I do that with restic?

Platform: Modern non-esoteric Desktop/Server Linux distro (i.e., Fedora clients, debian server).

I can access my servers via SSH and public key auth.

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Marcus Müller
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How do I automatically do daily backups and on every shutdown, and restore them elsewhere daily and on boot?

Situation: three servers, primary (source of data to be backed up), store (storage for backup), secondary (target to restore onto).

I'd like to make sure that my workplace secondary always has data that's at least a day old (in fact, my whole /home). How can I do that with restic?

Platform: Modern non-esoteric Desktop/Server Linux distro (i.e., Fedora clients, debian server).

I can access my servers via SSH and public key auth.