Some questions about Hard-links
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Recently I accidentally whipped out a directory with important stuff, and now I'm starting to think about the best ways to have backups, a remote copy It's already in place but I was thinking, about
A scripts that replicates my directory structure in another directory, and makes hard links for all the files in the directory, so In case I delete something It still exists.
But my question here is,
Does git version control will still work?
Should I replicate the structure and make hard links for each file or hard links the the directories?
The idea is that the script will be a cronjob that will update the new files creating them the the link.
backup hard-link
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Recently I accidentally whipped out a directory with important stuff, and now I'm starting to think about the best ways to have backups, a remote copy It's already in place but I was thinking, about
A scripts that replicates my directory structure in another directory, and makes hard links for all the files in the directory, so In case I delete something It still exists.
But my question here is,
Does git version control will still work?
Should I replicate the structure and make hard links for each file or hard links the the directories?
The idea is that the script will be a cronjob that will update the new files creating them the the link.
backup hard-link
asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
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add a comment |Â
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up vote
0
down vote
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Recently I accidentally whipped out a directory with important stuff, and now I'm starting to think about the best ways to have backups, a remote copy It's already in place but I was thinking, about
A scripts that replicates my directory structure in another directory, and makes hard links for all the files in the directory, so In case I delete something It still exists.
But my question here is,
Does git version control will still work?
Should I replicate the structure and make hard links for each file or hard links the the directories?
The idea is that the script will be a cronjob that will update the new files creating them the the link.
backup hard-link
asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
11
Recently I accidentally whipped out a directory with important stuff, and now I'm starting to think about the best ways to have backups, a remote copy It's already in place but I was thinking, about
A scripts that replicates my directory structure in another directory, and makes hard links for all the files in the directory, so In case I delete something It still exists.
But my question here is,
Does git version control will still work?
Should I replicate the structure and make hard links for each file or hard links the the directories?
The idea is that the script will be a cronjob that will update the new files creating them the the link.
backup hard-link
backup hard-link
asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
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asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
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asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
11
asked 8 mins ago
ekiim
11
asked 8 mins ago
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