Software for backing up images

[Lee O'D]

Hi, does anyone know if it's possible to get software that will automatically detect and back-up new images to a specified hard drive?

Cheers, Lee.

 

[Tobers]

Try Karen's Replicator which is free.

 

[cowasaki]

Which OS? MacOS, Linux or that other one?

 

[gman]

2brightsparks do a free one which analyses the target and only copies what isn't there - makes it nice and quick.

You can set all sorts of criteria.

http://www.2brightsparks.com/freeware/

 

[stormcrow]

I use this one is scans whatever folder/drive I tell it to then detects any changes and copies those changes to the backup destination. Works that good I even bought it!!!!

http://allwaysync.com/index.html

 

[tdodd]

Try Karen's Replicator which is free.

That's what I've been using for the past couple of years or so. I wouldn't call it pretty, but it works reliably and does just what I need it to.

 

[Lee O'D]

Which OS? MacOS, Linux or that other one?

It's the other one.

 

[cowasaki]

It's the other one.

Can't help you then, I wrote a batch file that launched automatically when I hit a shutdown button on my quick launch bar.

 

[john-oh]

You could also subscribe to an on-line backup system like Carbonite.

http://www.carbonite.com/

or mozy

http://mozy.com/

I use Carbonite and currently have 165 Gb backed up, (and off site.)

 

[Lee O'D]

I use this one is scans whatever folder/drive I tell it to then detects any changes and copies those changes to the backup destination. Works that good I even bought it!!!!

http://allwaysync.com/index.html

Thank's, I've just downloaded it. Just need to suss out how to use it now.

 

[Scarecrow]

Microsoft has it's own backup utility, which proabably won't be of much use to you if you're not using Windows.

Seems to work quite well, and has a number of options that allows you to configure what and how you want things backed up.