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burp - backup and restore program
Home Page: http://burp.grke.net
License: Other
This project forked from grke/burp
burp - backup and restore program
Home Page: http://burp.grke.net
License: Other
Quick start ----------- The following assumes that you are not installing the burp server via a distribution's package management system. You need to compile burp on a unix-based operating system first. Make sure that you have openssl, zlib, librsync, uthash and yajl libraries and development libraries installed. With debian or ubuntu, this command should install them for you: apt-get install make pkg-config check g++ \ librsync-dev libz-dev libssl-dev uthash-dev libyajl-dev (If you are checking out directly from git, you will also need to get some extra packages in order to generate the configure file: apt-get install autoconf automake libtool autoreconf -vif) Change to the burp source directory and run: ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/burp --localstatedir=/var Then run "make". All being well, burp will compile successfully. Run "make install" and then "make install-configs" as root to install. The "make install-configs" command will overwrite configuration files in /etc/burp, so you will probably not want to do that if you have an existing burp installation. Start the burp server with this command: burp -c /etc/burp/burp-server.conf By default, the server will fork into the background and run as a daemon. To stay in the foreground, add the '-F' option. The first time that the server runs, its startup will be a slower than usual because it needs to generate its SSL certificates. However, this will probably only be noticeable on old machines. The server is now ready for clients to connect to it. Unix client ----------- If you are going to run the client on the same machine on which you installed the server, the client will already be installed because the client is built into the same binary (the behaviour of the binary depends upon the configuration file that is given to it). Otherwise, you can either go through the 'configure/make/make install' sequence on the client machine, or get burp via your distribution's package manager. The example client configuration file is /etc/burp/burp.conf. It will backup /home by default. You can either force a backup by hand: burp -a b Or add a regular cron job like the following to /etc/cron.d/burp (or equivalent). This makes the client ask the server every twenty minutes whether it is yet time for a new backup. It is probably a good idea to change the numbers for each client, in order to spread the load a bit: MAILTO= 7,27,47 * * * * root /usr/sbin/burp -a t Whether or not an instance of the client results in an actual backup depends upon the timer settings in the server config files. Windows client -------------- Pick the 32-bit or 64-bit Burp installer as appropriate - visit http://burp.grke.org/ to find one of them. If you need to compile one yourself, instructions can be found at src/win32/README in the source package. The Windows installer will ask you for the address of your server, the client name, and the client password. Burp will then install its files to: C:/Program Files/Burp (Note that the "C:/Program Files/" part may differ, depending on Windows' language settings). If you need to change client configuration settings, the file can be found at: C:/Program Files/Burp/burp.conf It will be configured to backup "C:/Users", if it existed at installation time, or otherwise "C:/Documents and Settings". A Windows Scheduler task will have been installed and will be configured to run every 20 minutes from the time of the installation. Whether or not this results in an actual backup depends upon the timer settings in the server config files. To force a backup by hand, start the burp client from within its directory: cd "C:\Program Files\Burp\bin" burp.exe -a b If you are running Windows 7, you might need to start the command prompt with "Run as Administrator". Mac client ---------- The installation on a Mac is performed via Homebrew (http://brew.sh). After installing Homebrew, with an admin account you just have to open a Terminal and type the command: "brew install burp" Burp will be installed in the subdirectories of /usr/local (see Homebrew website for details on the subdirectories). You'll then have to edit the client configuration file: /usr/local/etc/burp/burp.conf At the minimum, you'll have to change the line: include = /home to something like: include = /Users For more help, see the man page - type 'man burp'.
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