1. If you want to backup partitions I would suggest to use
dump rather then
tar, but for directories tar is probably better:
tar cf - /var | (ssh remote-host "cd /dist-directory
tar xvf -")
or if you want it to back-up directory into to a file:
tar cf - /var | (ssh remote-host dd=filename)
Make sure ssh/rsh doesn't require password.
Aa alternative, you may use NFS mount partitions and run
this commands
localy.
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