You can copy and backup any file in Linux, even if they are open. However, if the file is being edited, this is generally a bad idea, since the backup will not reflect any recent changes after they are saved.
There is no standardized backup utility for Linux, thus you are not limited to any particular program. Depending on your needs, a backup could range anywhere from regular syncing with a remote server of certain files to a complete bit by bit backup with dd.
OpenOffice or LibreOffice can open PowerPoint presentations.
This product is intended for music file backup, but can be used as a regular DVD-R disc to backup any files you like, including Open Office compatible files.
Backing up Linux systems can be done for free in a variety of ways. One can simply plug in an external storage device, and copy the files one wishes to backup to it. One can also use some online backup services, such as SpiderOak's online backup. They offer 2 GB free for lifetime.
In linux command line : tar -zxvf /path_to_your_file/filename.tar.gz
The files which store the copy of your original data are called backup files. In windows backup files are created by NTbackup utility and windows backup and restore utilities. These backup files have .bkf file extension.
yes you can if you have the same php and mysql version on the windows machine just take a copy of the files and do a mysql db backup and move it. but if your haveing speed issues with Linux youll get worse on windows. yes you can if you have the same php and mysql version on the windows machine just take a copy of the files and do a mysql db backup and move it. but if your haveing speed issues with Linux youll get worse on windows.
There are no standardized commands for backing up a Linux system. Backup methods can range from dd to RAID to one of various backup utilities.
Backup of PST files can be very tricky due to several reasons. PST files can be very big (in many cases even bigger than 10GB). PST files are blocked when Outlook is open and can not be simply copied . To successfully backup these files you will need incremental backup that is able to access the PST file even when Outlook runs. One good example is EdageSafe PST2PST from DataMills.com.
That is the purpose of your assignment; you are supposed to write one.
if you are looking to open Nokia PC Suite Backup file then you can use Noki (www.nokisoft.com, Full featured backup file explorer: support .nbu, .nfb, .nfc, contacts.cdb and backup.arc - SD card backup files). or free NBUparser developed by allnokia.ru users. or another free software called NbuExplorer.
There is plenty of software which allows Linux to work with NTFS file system. For windows there is not as much. But I think Acronis "Backup and Recovery" allows you to read Linux file systems under windows.