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The old website was powered by an old CMS, and an upgrade to the current version is necessary for a long time. Unfortunately, due to the age of the CMS, this is impossible. For this reason, a new CMS has been set up, and the old posts are now being gradually migrated to the new CMS and outdated articles are skipped.
Unfortunately, this will still take some time. Please be patient.
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It seems ACLs are more and more used by applications running on Debian rsp RaspberryOS. Unfortunately rsync does complain about ACLs with RC23 when files with ACLs are copied with rsync onto a nfs mounted partition. Today I detected it's possible but you have to use an important option when you mount a partition via nfs.
Read more: How to backup ACLs with rsync on a nfs mounted partition?
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If you have a Linux LAN server in your home network to provide printing and storage services you also can use this server to offer different operting systems to your clients with a PXE boot serevr. This can be liveCD images which can be started and used immediately or installation images so your clients can upgrade to the next distro release easily. Rescue live CDs are also useful if there are any client issues.
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Unfortunately, the raspiBackup documentation on this website had become increasingly disorganized over time. Fortunately, someone noticed this and offered to create a raspiBackup documentation page on GitHub using mdbook. He uploaded all existing raspiBackup pages from this website to GitHub, built a framework so the pages could be organized and easily edited—which was urgently needed—and finally ensured that any changes to the documentation are automatically republished. He even built in a DeepL integration so that the German documentation can be translated into English very quickly. Until then, I had always translated the German texts manually, which of course takes longer.
I don’t have the technical know-how to do this myself, and I’m extremely grateful to rpi-simonz for setting everything up for me, making the raspiBackup documentation clearer and much easier to maintain and edit.
In short: The complete raspiBackup documentation can now be found here. Questions about raspiBackup can be asked here, and please report any issues here on GitHub (GitHub registration is free ;-) ) There’s also a raspiBackup thread on the English RaspberryPi Forum where you can ask questions about raspiBackup.
In addition there exist social media channels for raspiBackup.