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		<title>Backing up your Linux home directory in a flash</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This is a quick and dirty method of backing up each and every directory that you have in your home folder. Most of you would probably know this anyway, but I thought I might just repost it here.
tar cvpf backup.tar `ls`
Perhaps a better way is to create an incremental backup each time.
tar cvpf backup.tar -g [...]]]></description>
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