Understanding files in /home/user

Dotan Cohen dotancohen at gmail.com
Sun Dec 17 10:28:11 UTC 2006


On 17/12/06, ac <"aec$news"@candt.waitrose.com> wrote:
> I know that rdiff-backup is a little more complex, and I used copy for
> things initially also.
> However, rdiff-backup produces a mirror file, compressed only if you
> wish, and manages increments fairly elegantly, with dates and times.

Thanks for the information. I do know the merits of rdiff and a few
other options, however for the specific need that I have cp does seems
to be the best option. Also, I'd like to keep this thread on-topic as
regardless of what backup method I use, I'd very much like to know
what the files on my machine are doing there. For the time being I
accept the black majic of what happens on most of the file system,
however, the files in /home/user are very interesting to me at the
moment as they must be specific to my user account.

Dotan Cohen

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