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\textsl{A fast, versatile, remote (and local) file-copying tool.}
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\section{Divers}
https://changelog.complete.org/archives/10160-how-why-to-use-airgapped-backups
Perhaps surprisingly, \texttt{tar} in listed incremental mode can solve this
problem for non-ZFS users. It will keep a local cache of the state
of the filesystem as of the time of the last run of tar, and can
generate new tarballs that reflect the changes since the previous
run (even deletions). This can achieve a similar result to the ZFS
send/receive, though in a much less elegant way.