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iBackup

iBackup - 3.0.3

scheduled backup/restore tool for files, folders, apps...

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Version 3.0.3: Not rated (0.0)
Selected Version: 3.0.3
Release Date: 2005-01-25
License: Freeware
Downloads (version 3.0.3): 1,219
Downloads (all versions): 152,754

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Product Description:

scheduled Backup and Restore
  • Files
  • Folders
  • Applications
  • Application Preferences
  • System Preferences (Address Book, iCal, iTunes, ...)

What's new in this version:

  • bug fixed: not freeze by insufficient privileges
  • bug fixed: show if items not found
  • bug fixed: do not deselect items if reloaded

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.3 or higher

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iBackup ReviewRecommended - Version: 6.6, 3/19/2009 06:21PM PST

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dsphelps
I find this to be a very stable, reliable and easy-to-use backup program, with good documentation. While it doesn't do clones (duplicates of your hard drive) it is very useful for User folders and/or system and application preferences, Mail, etc, and is therefore an excellent value for someone who is looking for a basic backup. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
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iBackup CommentaryVBVB is confusing iBackup with iBackup - Version: 6.6, 2/28/2009 12:58PM PST

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hebegb
One (the one here) is a standalone free Mac backup application. it does not do encryption or compression as far as I know. The other, at ibackup.com, is an online for-a-fee backup service with a Mac helper application. Confusing, to be sure.
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iBackup ReviewUnsafe BS - Version: 6.4, 3/20/2008 09:35PM PST

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VBVB
It doesn't do the encrypting I set it to do. Under OSX.5.2. It doesn't do any encrypting at all as far as I could see. Nothing happened. Looks like it copies every file without altering even one bit in them. And everything completely in the clear. So no compressing – i.o.w. no space saving – and no security. That makes the 'backup' useless for secure offline, off premises storage under third party control/access (a buddy's RAID system).

So, bottomline: for me iBackup didn't do ANYTHING it said it would . . . !
iBackup wasted my time.

And since Time Machine also doesn't accomodate encrypted standalone backup files, Carbon Copy Cloner is still the champ here. Let's hear it for old faithfull!!!
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