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Gary Bilkus edited this page Oct 14, 2013
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This project - greenclone - provides Windows users with an alternative to robocopy and other command line tools for making copies of directory hierarchies in a form which is browsable and can be used for an exact restore.
The binary distribution is at: greenclone.zip
The key features which distinguish greenclone from other similar tools are:
- Preserves symbolic links and junction points
- Restores hardlinks as hardlinks, so if your hierarchy contains two or more hardlinks to the same file, the destination will be the same
- Can optionally store permissions and AFS information in an auxiliary file, so backups don't lose information even if the destination is not NTFS ( useful for Linux NAS backups )
- Can optionally use VSS to make shadow copies
- Can use existing shadow copies or other arbitrary low-level windows paths ( things starting \?\ in other words ).