GAdmin-Rsync For Linux

GAdmin-Rsync is a completely free and open source graphical software implemented in C around the GTK+ toolkit and designed to provide users with an easy-to-use GUI (Graphical User Interface) front-end for rsync

Rsync is a serve/client command-line program designed for creating backups under any GNU/Linux operating system. GAdmin-Rsync has been tailored specifically for new GNU/Linux users who hate working with command-line programs.

The application supports multiple backup sets, which can be easily configured to be executed at specified time via cron. But the catch is that each backup set contains multiple local and remote data backups. It supports rsync server configuration, allows users to view and modify log files of specified backup sets.

Its graphical user interface is easy-to-use and intuitive, allowing users to create a new backup and choose between three backup types (local backup, local to remote backup and remote to local backup), select the source and destination directories for the backup from the get-go.

The interface uses tabs to let users easily navigate between different view modes, such as Backup settings, Backup progress, Disc and Server settings. It will display the version of the rsync program used to create backups and various other settings in a single window.

After setting up your first backup, you can add backup data, create a new backup, save backups, delete backups, remove backup data, cancel a backup, select backups, restore files from an existing backup or start the backup process.

GAdmin-Rsync will well on all GNU/Linux distributions, but it can also be easily ported to any other UNIX-like operating system, such as FreeBSD or Mac OS X. It has been successfully tested on 64-bit and 32-bit computers.