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Project Description

Manent is an algorithmically strong backup and
archival program. It features efficient backup to
anything that looks like storage. Currently it
supports plain filesystems ("directories"), FTP,
and SFTP. Planned are Amazon S3, optical disks,
and email (SMTP and IMAP). It can work (making
progress towards finishing a backup) over a slow
and unreliable network. It can offer online
access to the contents of the backup. Backed up
storage is completely encrypted. Backup is
incremental, including changed parts of large
files. Moved, renamed, and duplicate files will
not require additional storage. Several computers
can use the same storage for backup, automatically
sharing data. Both very large and very small files
are supported efficiently. Manent does not rely on
timestamps of the remote system to detect changes.

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2009-02-17 14:41
0.10.22

The database of intermediate committed nodes is now stored in memory. This drastically reduces the number of write accesses during scan, and gives a 20% speedup.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2009-02-11 10:06
0.10.21

Fixes to status printing of Unicode files under Windows. An automatic release script (again).
Tags: Minor bugfixes

2009-01-22 08:13
0.10.20

This release has fixes to make it work with Python 2.6.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2009-01-02 16:39
0.10.18

The status and reporting have been revamped to be
more concise and readable. Accurate estimation of
progress is printed.
Tags: Minor feature enhancements

2008-12-22 05:56
0.10.17

This release fixes restoration of increment descriptors from storage. The setup scripts have better compatibility with Windows (the problem was caused by Windows not being able to have both Manent and manent in the same directory; the file named "manent" was moved away into a subdirectory).
Tags: Minor bugfixes

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