MinimizeToTray for Firefox 3 | Minimize to Tray for Firefox 3
After PsicoTSI for Firefox 3 , I was only missing one extension anymore for Firefox 3 : MinimizeToTray.
Thanks to Dicks I found a download link to MinimizeToTray for Firefox.
MinizeToTray for Firefox 3
How To Backup / Rsync all your data to Bluehost
Last Saturday I ordered a new domain name at bluehost : http://www.wijndaele.com
Why Bluehost (Red marked = The most important for me) :
- UNLIMITED Hosting Space (NEW!)
- UNLIMITED File Transfer (NEW!)
- 2,500 POP/Imap Email Accounts
- SSH (Secure Shell), SSL, FTP, Stats
- CGI, Ruby (RoR), Perl, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL
- Free Domain Forever!
- 24/7 Superb Support
And this for (only) 60 €/Yr. (96$/Yr) 
Because they offer unlimited hosting space I decided to start backing up al my files from my NAS to “my webspace“.
And since you have ssh access , you can use rsync (or something similar)
First I enabled SSH access on my nas. Then I enabled public-key authentication (How To) on my wijndaele.com account. When that was done I wrote the following script (combination of scripts I found on inet) and I placed it on to my NAS :
# This script does personal backups to a rsync backup server.# directory to backup BDIR=/volume1/photo/# excludes file - this contains a wildcard pattern per line of files to exclude EXCLUDES=/volume1/NetBackup/backup.exclude# the name of the backup machine BSERVER=YOUR_USERNAME@YOUR_IPTODAY=`date '+%Y-%m-%d'`# remote directory where we would like to backup our data to RBDIR=/BACKUP##########################################################################OPTS="--force --ignore-errors --delete-excluded --exclude-from=$EXCLUDES --delete --backup --backup-dir=/$BACKUPDIR -avz"# now the actual transfer rsync $OPTS $BDIR $BSERVER:$RBDIR/currentssh $BSERVER 'touch /BACKUP/current ; cp -al /BACKUP/current/* /BACKUP/`date '+%Y-%m-%d'` ; exit';
As you can see this is a small script that creates for every day a new subdir on your /BACKUP directory. Also at any time you can find the latest backup in the following directory : /BACKUP/current
And If you may wonder about the last step :
ssh $BSERVER 'touch /BACKUP/current ; cp -al /BACKUP/current/* /BACKUP/`date '+%Y-%m-%d'` ; exit';
Here is some more info about it :
- I create a remote ssh connection to wijndaele.com (ssh YOUR_USERNAME@YOUR_IP)
- I touch /BACKUP/current , that way I know when the last sync took place
- cp -al /BACKUP/current/* /BACKUP/`date ‘+%Y-%m-%d’` : I create a hard link from all the files in /BACKUP/current/* to the Dir of that day (eg /BACKUP/2008-08-04)
- When all that is done, I simply close the remote connection!
Download here the backup script : backup.sh