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# burgerbackup
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[](https://wakatime.com/badge/user/754e87c4-b184-4291-9f4e-0392f3c2126c/project/f9a958bf-00cf-4d69-a0fe-f640913f47d6)
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## What is this?
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It's a simple backup program that sends files to a server.
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It does this periodically and is designed to have one daemon attached to each file you want to back up.
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No, you can't back up a directory. You have to back up each file individually. This is so I don't have to implement tarballs.
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It uses AES-256 GCM encryption with a ARGON2ID key derivation function. The key is derived from a password you specify in the config file.
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That's practically the most secure encryption you get without breaking some sort of NSA law. It may already be breaking some sort of NSA law. I don't know. I'm not a lawyer.
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## How does it work?
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1. You run the server on a machine you want to store your backups on.
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2. You run the client on a machine you want to back up files from.
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3. The client sends the server an authentication request, and a password hashed with a salt in SCRYPT.
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4. The client AES encrypts the file and sends it to the server in the same request
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5. The server verifies the hash with its own password, then decrypts the file it and stores it.
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6. The client repeats from step 3 after a specified interval.
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## Installing
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First, have Go installed. Latest version. What are we? Debian?
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Run as root
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```
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CDIR=$PWD
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cd /tmp
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git clone https://concord.hectabit.org/hectabit/burgerbackup.git
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cd burgerbackup
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make install
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cd $CDIR
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CDIR=
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```
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This also puts your environment back to where it was before you started. How nice of me.
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## Compiling
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Root not required. Just run
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```
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git clone https://concord.hectabit.org/hectabit/burgerbackup.git
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cd burgerbackup
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make
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```
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The binaries will be located in /dist/bin/
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## Configuring
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### Config file
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The default config file is located at /etc/burgerbackup/(client/server).ini. You can specify a different config file as a command line argument to either program.
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A default config file is provided in (REPO ROOT)/bin/(client/server)/config.ini.example. You can copy this file and modify it to your needs.
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Modifying the config is not optional, unless you want some idiot to send random files to your server. |