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Gokopy is a lightweight backup files software that runs as a service level or on-demand request.
You can backup the entire directory, folder or even a single file recursively without worrying about the very long filename or even the deepest and lengthy directories.
Gokopy is a CLI tool that can help you ease out the burdens of your daily routine file backups for your most valuable files and be able to automate your backup schedules with ease.
In the case of a protected directory, Gokopy can't access it unless you map it with your network set of usernames and passwords. Gokopy will not keep any of your network credentials at all.
Gokopy is a freemium software developed by ITRepablik written in Go programming language, to get a free license for this software, get your free ITR account here and generate a free license for Gokopy by executing the command below.
Ensure that the config.yaml file has been properly configured for each of your automated backup items.
This will save tons of your valuable time.
Documentation
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Source Files
Directories
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Package itrlog is the custom logger for Go using Zap and Lumberjack libraries.
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Package itrlog is the custom logger for Go using Zap and Lumberjack libraries. |
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Package kopy stored all the copy operations for gokopy.
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Package kopy stored all the copy operations for gokopy. |
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Package lumberjack provides a rolling logger.
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Package lumberjack provides a rolling logger. |