Back In Time

Copyright (C) 2008-2013 Oprea Dan, Bart de Koning, Richard Bailey, Germar Reitze

1. About

	Back In Time is a simple backup tool for Linux, inspired by "flyback project".
	Currently there are 2 interfaces available: GNOME and KDE4.
	You only need to specify 3 things:
		* where to save snapshots
		* what folders to backup
		* backup frequency (manual, every hour, every day, every month)

1.1. Credits

	* Francisco Manuel García Claramonte <franciscomanuel.garcia@hispalinux.es>: Spanish translation
	* Michael Wiedmann <mw@miwie.in-berlin.de>: German translation
	* Niklas Grahn <terra.unknown@yahoo.com>: Swedish translation
	* Vanja Cvelbar <cvelbar@gmail.com>: Slovenian translation
	* Michel Corps <mahikeulbody@gmail.com>: French translation
	* Tomáš Vadina <kyberdev@gmail.com>: Slovak translation
	* Paweł Hołuj <pholuj@gmail.com>: Polish translation
	* Vadim Peretokin <vperetokin@gmail.com>: Russian translation
	* translators from Launchpad (https://translations.launchpad.net/backintime/trunk/+pots/back-in-time)

2. INSTALL

2.1. Debian/Ubuntu packages

	GNOME:

		./makedeb.sh
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-common-<version>.deb
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-gnome-<version>.deb
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-notify-<version>.deb

	KDE4: (KDE4 >= 4.1)

		./makedeb.sh
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-common-<version>.deb
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-kde4-<version>.deb
		sudo dpkg -i backintime-notify-<version>.deb

2.2. From sources

	Common (dependencies: python, rsync, cron, openssh-client,
	                      python-keyring, python-dbus
	        recomended:   powermgmt-base, sshfs, encfs):

		cd common
		./configure
		make
		sudo make install

	GNOME (dependencies: x11-utils, python-glade2, python-gnome2, meld,
	                     gksu, libnotify-bin
	       recomended:   python-secretstorage | python-gnomekeyring):

		cd gnome
		./configure
		make
		sudo make install

	KDE4 (dependencies: x11-utils, python-kde4 (>= 4.1), kompare, kdesudo, 
	                    libnotify-bin
	      recomended:   python-secretstorage | python-keyring-kwallet):

		cd kde4
		./configure
		make
		sudo make install

	NOTIFY (dependencies: libnotify-bin):
		cd notify
		./configure
		make
		sudo make install


2.3. configure options
	first value is default:
	--check | --no-check (only GNOME and KDE4)
		Check if Gnome respectively KDE4 is available

	--fuse-group | --no-fuse-group (only COMMON)
		Some distributions require user to be in group 'fuse' to use
		sshfs and encfs. This toggles the check on or off.

	--kdesudo | --kdesu (only KDE4)
		Use either 'kdesudo' or 'kdesu' to start Backintime as root

	--python | --python2 (all)
		Use either 'python' or 'python2' to start Python Version 2.x


3. Integrate with filemanager

3.1. Nautilus

	You can make a simple Nautilus integration using nautilus-actions.
		* Run System => Preferences => Nautilus Actions Configuration.
		* Add a new action
			* Menu Item & Action tab:
				* Label: Open with Back In Time
				* Icon: gtk-save
				* Path: backintime
				* Parameters: %M
			* Conditions Tab:
				* Appears is selection contains: Both
		* Press OK and you will see the new actions called "Open with Back In Time" when you 
		  right-click an item

Dec 2013