ixesha/README.md
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# Ixesha
Make incremental snapshots to backup any folder to any location/server. 💪
Written in python. 🐍
###### Example
```bash
python3 ixesha.py --backup ~/ --output /mnt/backup/home
```
## Setup
### Requirements 💾
- `Python3`
- `rsync` (min. v3.1.1)
### Installation
###### macOS
1. Install brew: `/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"`
2. Install `python3` and `rsync`: `brew install python3 rsync`
###### debian / ubuntu
1. `apt install -y python3 rsync`
###### windows
Well... I don't know 😅
## Usage 🚀
### Run 👾
```bash
python3 ixesha.py [-h|--help] -b|--backup <my-folder> -o|--output <where-to-save-it>
# or
./ixesha -b <my-folder> -o <where-to-save-it>
```
###### Example
Backup my home folder for example to some mounted drive
```bash
python3 ixesha.py --backup ~/ --output /mnt/backupdrive/home
```
### Arguments
- `-h` `--help` Show help dialog
- `-b` `--backup` The folder to be backed up
- `-o` `--output` Location where the snapshots will be saved
### Cron
If you want to run it every x... you can create a cronjob
###### Example:
Run the script every 5 Min (More details on [cronjobs](http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-add-jobs-to-cron-under-linux-or-unix-oses/))
1. Edit your cron file with: `crontab -e`
2. Add: `*/5 * * * * python3 /path/to/ixesha.py -b /some/folder -o /some/backup/location`