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added links to sshfs tutorials

ke7ofi 2014-10-14 06:36:48 -07:00
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User-backups.md

@ -16,6 +16,8 @@ Use `tar` to create a tarball of your stuff, then `scp` to put it somewhere else
Use `sshfs` to create a remote filesystem through SSH; then your local machine can copy files to your local drive as if tilde.club were a local file system. Use `sshfs` to create a remote filesystem through SSH; then your local machine can copy files to your local drive as if tilde.club were a local file system.
~ke7ofi on totallynuclear.club put together an [sshfs tutorial](http://totallynuclear.club/~ke7ofi/sshfs.html) for Linux users with a note on backups. ~jeffbonhag did [one for OSX, Windows, and Linux](http://tilde.club/~jeffbonhag/sshfs.txt) which doesn’t mention backups, but does mention identity files.
### `git` and a private repository ### `git` and a private repository
Use `git` to add your home directory as a project, then back up what you have to your favorite git repository. You'll probably want to make that repo private. Use `git` to add your home directory as a project, then back up what you have to your favorite git repository. You'll probably want to make that repo private.