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I am running a Linux Mint workstation at home and I am following the backup strategy from this page: http://www.jwz.org/doc/backups.html. The destination drive is a eSata drive identical to the internal drive and my rsync command looks like this:
sudo rsync -vaxAX --delete --ignore-errors / /media/backup/
where my external eSata drive is mounted on /media/backup/. I run into a slight problem with this rsync command: rsync will not go into and recurse down the /home directory. The home/ dir is created at the destination, but it stops there. If I change my source dir from / to /home/ than everything is fine. Am I doing something wrong or is this behavior by design?
That's a better explanation @Ignacio – pavium – 2011-06-20T10:28:30.840
That is correct... /home is on its own partition... obvious in hindsight... – λ Jonas Gorauskas – 2011-06-20T15:46:28.417