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| | | After starting BorgButler without any further settings, you can play with faked demo repositories. |
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| | | [#img-configuration] |
| | | You may leave the default values as they are. |
| | | You may leave the default values as they are. BorgButler downloads the current or configured version of the borg binary for |
| | | your platform automatically. |
| | | [link=doc/images/screen-configuration.png] |
| | | image::doc/images/screen-configuration.png[Configuration of BorgButler,800] |
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| | | [link=doc/images/screen-archive-filelist.png] |
| | | image::doc/images/screen-archive-filelist.png[Repo info,800] |
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| | | [#img-archive-differences] |
| | | You may compare two archives within some clicks and see the differences (files, file properties such as size, dates or change modes). |
| | | [link=doc/images/screen-archive-differences.png] |
| | | image::doc/images/screen-archive-differences.png[Repo info,800] |
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| | | == Quick start |
| | | === Docker |
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| | | === Starting from sources |
| | | You'll need OpenJDK 9+ as well as gradle. |
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| | | 1. `gradle clean distZip` |
| | | 2. Unzip `borgbutler-server/build/distributions/borgbutler-server-<version>.zip` |
| | | 3. Run `bin/borgbutler-server` or `bin/borgbutler-server.bat`. |
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| | | saving a new configuration BorgButler stores a copy of the current configuration in the backup dir: `~/.borgbutler/backup/`. |
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| | | == More screens |
| | | == More immpressions |
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| | | See some more screens to get an first overview of the functionality of BorgButler. |
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