Name key files or directories on a unix system that should
always be backed up?
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Answer Posted / smily
# 2 is correct.
if specifically say..
scp -r /etc root@backupsystem.com:/backup1
scp -r /home/username/.* root@backupsystem.com:/backup1
or
scp -r /root/.* root@backupsystem.com:/backup1
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