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Orias: /* Pluggedin */

2011-05-26T04:48:30Z

Pluggedin

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			*

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Orias: /* Requirements */

2011-05-26T04:27:03Z

Requirements

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	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==
	* An Android Phone		* An Android Phone, preferably rooted
	* '''[http://tasker.dinglisch.net/releases/Tasker.1.0.21u2.apk Tasker]'''(Free/$5): Direct DL link to the free 7day trial. After you test it out for a bit, you'll want to purchase the validation code [http://tasker.dinglisch.net/cgi-bin/purchase.cgi here] or you can purchase through the market place. I recommend purchasing direct from the developer: they get a bigger cut while you get it cheaper and with the file encryption option.		* '''[http://tasker.dinglisch.net/releases/Tasker.1.0.21u2.apk Tasker]'''(Free/$5): Direct DL link to the free 7day trial. After you test it out for a bit, you'll want to purchase the validation code [http://tasker.dinglisch.net/cgi-bin/purchase.cgi here] or you can purchase through the market place. I recommend purchasing direct from the developer: they get a bigger cut while you get it cheaper and with the file encryption option.
	* '''[https://market.android.com/details?id=eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync Backup For Android]'''(Free)		* '''[https://market.android.com/details?id=eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync Backup For Android]'''(Free)

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:19:36Z

Rsync

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	Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup		Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup
	destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount		destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount
	of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process, and do not continue until you are confident that the rsync process runs without failures.		of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process, and do not continue until you are confident that the rsync process runs
			without failures.

			'''Set up the Rsync profile in Tasker'''
			*

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:18:38Z

Rsync

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	* If you will be backing up to a server not on your home LAN, it will be able to backup over your cellular phone's 3g/4g connection. It is '''not''' recommended that you attempt to backup over an edge/1x connection.		* If you will be backing up to a server not on your home LAN, it will be able to backup over your cellular phone's 3g/4g connection. It is '''not''' recommended that you attempt to backup over an edge/1x connection.
	* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.		* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.
			* Run the home profile from within the rsync app.

	Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup		Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup
	destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount		destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount
	of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process.		of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process, and do not continue until you are confident that the rsync process runs without failures.

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:16:34Z

Rsync

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	* Verify everything is correct, then save the profile.		* Verify everything is correct, then save the profile.
	* You'll be taken back to the main Rsync menu, press and hold on the profile you created, then select "Dry run". If you are going to sync to your home LAN over wifi, make sure you are connected to your wifi a.p.		* You'll be taken back to the main Rsync menu, press and hold on the profile you created, then select "Dry run". If you are going to sync to your home LAN over wifi, make sure you are connected to your wifi a.p.
	* If you will be backing up to a server 'not' on your home LAN, it will be able to backup over your cellular phone's 3g/4g connection. It is 'not' recommended that you attempt to backup over an edge/1x connection.		* If you will be backing up to a server not on your home LAN, it will be able to backup over your cellular phone's 3g/4g connection. It is '''not''' recommended that you attempt to backup over an edge/1x connection.
	* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.		* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:14:34Z

Rsync

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	your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!		your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!

	'''Set up [~~market~~://~~search?q=pname:eu~~.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''		'''Set up [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/app/rsync4android.apk Rsync4android]'''
	* Go to [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/ rsync4android] to get an overview of the process.		* Go to [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/ rsync4android] to get an overview of the process.
	* Go to [http://www.huanix.com/2010/12/10/how-to-use-rsync-backup-for-android-to-make-incremental-backups-of-your-android-phone/ Rsync4android setup walk through] and follow the guide step by step to set up your ssh keys. This is important, for it will allow for automated backup.		* Go to [http://www.huanix.com/2010/12/10/how-to-use-rsync-backup-for-android-to-make-incremental-backups-of-your-android-phone/ Rsync4android setup walk through] and follow the guide step by step to set up your ssh keys. This is important, for it will allow for automated backup.

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:13:23Z

Rsync

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	* Save profile		* Save profile

	At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight. The above steps are not strictly necessary for the automated rsync backup, but if you are willing to go through this much trouble to back up your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!		At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight.
			The above steps are not strictly necessary for the automated rsync backup, but if you are willing to go through this much trouble to back up
			your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!

	'''Set up [market://search?q=pname:eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''		'''Set up [market://search?q=pname:eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''
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	* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.		* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.

	Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process.		Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup
			destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount
			of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process.

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:12:31Z

Rsync

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	* Select which days you'd like to have the backup ran automatically. I back up new app versions twice a week, you can do it more/less often.		* Select which days you'd like to have the backup ran automatically. I back up new app versions twice a week, you can do it more/less often.
	* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing".		* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing".
	* Save ~~the first~~ profile.		* Save profile.


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	* Select the dates you'd like to have the full backup performed. I have this scheduled twice a week, but staggered with the first schedule.		* Select the dates you'd like to have the full backup performed. I have this scheduled twice a week, but staggered with the first schedule.
	* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing"		* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing"
	* Save ~~the first~~ profile		* Save profile

	At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight. The above steps are not strictly necessary for the automated rsync backup, but if you are willing to go through this much trouble to back up your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!		At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight. The above steps are not strictly necessary for the automated rsync backup, but if you are willing to go through this much trouble to back up your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T04:11:12Z

Rsync

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	* Save the first profile		* Save the first profile

	At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight.		At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight. The above steps are not strictly necessary for the automated rsync backup, but if you are willing to go through this much trouble to back up your personal data, you may as well do the job correctly and backup your apps, app data and system files as well!

	'''Set up [market://search?q=pname:eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''		'''Set up [market://search?q=pname:eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''
	* Go to [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/ rsync4android] to get an overview of the process.		* Go to [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/ rsync4android] to get an overview of the process.
	* Go to [http://www.huanix.com/2010/12/10/how-to-use-rsync-backup-for-android-to-make-incremental-backups-of-your-android-phone/ Rsync4android setup walk through] and follow the guide step by step to set up your ssh keys. This is important, for it will allow for automated backup.		* Go to [http://www.huanix.com/2010/12/10/how-to-use-rsync-backup-for-android-to-make-incremental-backups-of-your-android-phone/ Rsync4android setup walk through] and follow the guide step by step to set up your ssh keys. This is important, for it will allow for automated backup.
	* Make sure, during the set up process, that you set the option "Local file or directory(on this device)" to ~~<blockquote>~~		* Set the "Profile name" to "home".
	/sdcard/		* Make sure, during the set up process, that you set the option "Local file or directory(on this device)" to "/sdcard/" (without the quotes).
	</~~blockquote>~~		* Verify everything is correct, then save the profile.
			* You'll be taken back to the main Rsync menu, press and hold on the profile you created, then select "Dry run". If you are going to sync to your home LAN over wifi, make sure you are connected to your wifi a.p.
			* If you will be backing up to a server 'not' on your home LAN, it will be able to backup over your cellular phone's 3g/4g connection. It is 'not' recommended that you attempt to backup over an edge/1x connection.
			* If you entered everything correctly, the log should show the sync's progress. Any errors regarding .android_secure are normal.

			Congratulations! Check the backup destination location you specified on your home LAN or remote server and verify the contents of the backup destination. You should see the same files and folders that are on your phone's SDCard. If you do not, or you only see a partial amount of your personal data, repeat the Rsync4android setup process.

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

Orias: /* Rsync */

2011-05-26T03:57:23Z

Rsync

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	* You may, if you wish, attempt to upgrade the Superuser(su) binaries as well, or you can download the update through the Android Marketplace.		* You may, if you wish, attempt to upgrade the Superuser(su) binaries as well, or you can download the update through the Android Marketplace.
	* After Busybox/Superuser updates Titanium Backup may close.		* After Busybox/Superuser updates Titanium Backup may close.
	* Run a backup to get an idea of the time. A full backup will take longer as time goes by, unless you		* Run a backup to get an idea of the time a backup will take. A full backup will take longer as time goes by, unless you only run the "Newer app versions..." backup options.


	* Open Titanium Backup and select the schedules tab.		* Open Titanium Backup and select the schedules tab.
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	* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing".		* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing".
	* Save the first profile.		* Save the first profile.


	* Select "Add new schedule"		* Select "Add new schedule"
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	* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing"		* Leave the last option "When finished" set to "Do nothing"
	* Save the first profile		* Save the first profile

			At this point, Titanium Backup should be running several times a week, backing up your phone, automatically overnight.

			'''Set up [market://search?q=pname:eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android Rsync4android]'''
			* Go to [http://android.kowalczuk.eu/rsync4android/ rsync4android] to get an overview of the process.
			* Go to [http://www.huanix.com/2010/12/10/how-to-use-rsync-backup-for-android-to-make-incremental-backups-of-your-android-phone/ Rsync4android setup walk through] and follow the guide step by step to set up your ssh keys. This is important, for it will allow for automated backup.
			* Make sure, during the set up process, that you set the option "Local file or directory(on this device)" to <blockquote>
			/sdcard/
			</blockquote>

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	== Issues ==		== Issues ==