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Description
To transfer local directories to a backup repository use sudo ./transfer.sh.
> ./transfer.sh -h
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HELP:
Transfer local files to a backup target.
target rest:https://backup:**********@mysynology.dsmynas.net:8000/linux-pc
backup tool restic
PARAMETERS:
transfer.sh - incremental backup
transfer.sh full - full backup (Duplicity only)
transfer.sh dumps - transfer local dumps only
transfer.sh prune - cleanup backup data only (no backup)
transfer.sh verify - verify backup data (no backup)
transfer.sh help - show this help (works with -h and -? too)