Alessandro Molari alessandro-molari

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Important notes

The underlying document tries to group comparisons/opinions for the available backup solutions.

The generic guidelines being used are:

Easy-to-use: life is too short to lose time with Amanda-like brain-dead solutions.
Open format: solutions tend to become obsolete, we don't want to throw backups away just for changing the backup software.
No SSH communication, for security reasons. In addition, SSH protocol isn't natural and shaped for file transfers; FTP (FILE TRANSFER protocol) is instead the right protocol. Yes, people tend to be dumb using wrong protocols for wrong reasons (this-over-this-over-this sucks!, in fact it comes from the shitty web world).
Data encryption (real backups almost always contain sensitive data).
Incremental and space-saving backups.

	def _compare_equality(x, y):
	if is_number:
	return x == y
	else:
	regex = re.compile(y.replace("", "."), re.IGNORECASE)
	return regex.search(x)


	def compare_equality(data, query, col, is_number):
	return filter_data(_compare_equality, data, query, col, is_number)

-#! /usr/bin/env python2
-from scapy.all import *
-import sys
-INFILE = sys.argv[1]
-OUTFILE = sys.argv[2]
-with PcapWriter(OUTFILE) as dest:
-    with PcapReader(INFILE) as infile:

	#!/bin/sh

	mkdir -p /mnt/gentoo

	cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda2 primary
	cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb1 secondary

	swapon /dev/primary/swap

	mount /dev/primary/root /mnt/gentoo

	pres="${1:-mypresentation}" # Replace with the presentation name
	remote="${2:[email protected]:$(whoami)/${pres}}" # Replace with the presentation repo url

	git clone "[email protected]:alem0lars/presentation-skeleton.git" "${pres}"
	cd "${pres}"
	./scripts/init "${remote}"

	#!/usr/bin/env zsh


	# parse arguments {{{

	zparseopts -A _opts -user: -dstsrv: -dstpath:

	if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
	echo 'invalid arguments'
	exit -1