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