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- So let's use the Ubuntu
machine as server 1.

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systemctl status

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of sshd showing that SSH is running.

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And we already know the IP address is 169.

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That's good enough.

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So, to server 2, where I am going to use

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sudo tar

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czvf

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/tmp/backup.tgz

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And what we need to put in there,

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that will be /etc and /home.

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So now we created this tarball.

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ls -l on /tmp/backup.tgz is showing it.

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And can we synchronize it?

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Well, let's use

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rsync -azP

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on /tmp/backup.tgz

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student@192.168.29.169

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:/tmp/

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(keyboard softly clacking)

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And as you can see, it's sending
the incremental file list.

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So we need to check if it really
arrived at the other site.

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Let's go to the other site.

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ls -l on /tmp/backup.tgz

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There we go.

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This all worked out correctly.

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One little thing.

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I created the backup on the other server

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with root permissions.

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So the ownership right here

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is really a root ownership,

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as you can see.

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Then I used the rsync command
student @ the remote host.

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Well, as I'm SSHing into
the remote host as student,

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the file will be created
with student permissions.

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And that's because student is not root.

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That's all.