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Mondo Rescue is a GPL disaster recovery solution. It supports Linux (i386, x86_64, ia64) and FreeBSD (i386). It's packaged for multiple distributions (Fedora, RHEL, openSuSE, SLES, Mandriva, Mageia, Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo).

It supports tapes, disks, network and CD/DVD as backup media, multiple filesystems, LVM, software and hardware Raid, BIOS and UEFI.

You need it to be safe.

Bruno Cornec: lead development, maintenance, rpm packaging, web site, documentation
Andree Leidenfrost: co-development, maintenance, Official Debian packager

Original Author

Hugo Rabson: Creator of Mondo Rescue. The Mondo Rescue original Web site made by Hugo is also still available. Note that the paypal icon there is for rewarding Hugo's work, but has nothing to do with the current development of Mondo Rescue.

2024-12-19 What is happening on MondoRescue ?

Well, if after all these years you're still interested to know what arrived to MondoRescue and what will arrive soon, then you can read this blog article

In really short, I'm back again !

2020-01-10 Unavailability of ftp service

Since the upgrade of the Mondorescue server, the ftp service has been working incorrectly

In order to download MondoRescue packages, please use the http service available through http://www.mondorescue.org/ftp, while we're working on the final fix for ftp.

Also let me take that opportunity to wish you a happy new year 2020 with the new version of MondoRescue coming RSN !

2019-11-19 Update of the MondoRescue server

In order to prepare the delivery of MOndoRescue 3.3.0 later this week (more on that later !), I'll update the MondoRescue server to the latest Mageia 7 that I have tested successfully on other machines.

So the server will be unavailable starting Wednesday the 20th of november at 9:30AM CET till 11:30AM CET (that shouldn't take longer, but I need to check the various services, svn, http, ftp, trac, mail, sympa, ...)

2019-08-23 Help test Mondorescue 3.3.0 future version

So yes, the project is (as myelf) not dead !!

I've been able to work again on that long overdue 3.3.x version and be successful in a backup/restore using RHEL 7.4! So I think it's time to publish more packages available at ftp://ftp.mondorescue.or/test so you can try and report your findings on the MondoRescue Mailing-List.

Hopefully it shouldn't be too long now till the final version !

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