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-Known Bugs
-
-Filed: 1/11/2010
-Kernel: 2.6.32.3
-Bug: Aufs takes a long time to unmount.
-Fix: If using Ext4, mount with the 'nobarrier' option. No resolution known
-     at this time for other FS's.
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-SquashFu - an alternative backup solution
-  Inspired by http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-4732709.html
-
-Requirements: aufs, aufs2-util, squashfs-tools, rsync, bc
-
-Goal: To create a backup solution which provides incremental backups and compression,
-      and which also provides an easy way to roll back.
-
-Design:
-  A directory structure is created as follows (with some terminology included):
-      backup_root/
-       |- seed.sfs  <-- squash, or seed
-       |- .bin.list <-- bin inventory list (or binventory)
-       |- ro/       <-- squash mount point
-       |- rw/       <-- union mount point
-       |- .bins/    <-- incrementals
-           |-1/
-           | .....
-           | .....
-           | .....
-           | .....
-           | .....
-           |-n/
-
-  seed.sfs is created from an initial backup and compressed using SquashFS, which is
-  simply a filesystem which focuses on compression, but is read only. It's mounted,
-  using a loopback device, on ro/. Using aufs2, a union mount is formed by ro/ and each 
-  of the numbered bins, each corresponding to an incremental backup.
-
-  At the time of the backup, the next available bin is created and logged to an inventory
-  sheet with a timestamp. A union is created with all the available bins, mounted in
-  reverse chronological order on top of the seed (newest to oldest) on rw/. At this point,
-  the union represents the state of your files at the end of the last backup. The newest
-  branch is marked as read/write, and rsync is called. Because this top branch is the
-  only writable location in the union, the files rsync generates with the -u (update)
-  flag are placed into this branch. The backup finishes, and the union and seed are
-  unmounted.
-
-  At this point, Squashfu ensures compliance with the user's settings of MAX_BINS. If
-  the current number of used bins exceeds this value, a new seed is generated. The 
-  number of old incrementals merged into the new seed is determined by the difference
-  between MAX_BINS and MIN_BINS in the config file. In this way, you always have
-  MIN_BINS available to roll back to, but you're not forced to recompress your seed
-  at every backup -- an operation that may take a long time depending on how big
-  your backup source is.
-
-  If and when you want to roll back, execute Squashfu with the -R action, and supply
-  the number of bins you want to roll back. The bins are ordered chronologically,
-  and the oldest "number_of_bins - bins_to_rollback" are mounted on the union mount
-  point.
-
-WARNING:
-  You should not, under any circumstances, add or remove files contained in the bins, 
-  nor should you alter your binventory's time stamps. Doing so can result in non-recoverable
-  damage to the integrity of the backups.
-
-Further reading:
-  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aufs
-  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UnionFS
-  http://aufs.sourceforge.net/
-  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SquashFS
-  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rsync
-
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-WARNING: EXTREMELY ALPHA. MAY SET YOUR CAT ON FIRE.
-
-If you don't care about your cat...
--Put etc/squashfu in /etc/squashfu
--Make a backup directory somewhere where you want your files
--Read over /etc/squashfu and set it the way you want
--Make a cron job to run this bad boy at the time you want
--Hang onto ya nuts.
-
-Some day this will be a real program.
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-TODO List
----------------------------------------
-In no particular order....
-
-- Create dispatchers for actions
-- Create options parser (and determine options)
-- Implement rollback functions
-- Add debug statements
-
-probably more...