Webdar
edrusb.github.io
Spec sheet
- Purpose
- Webdar is a web interface to the libdar library for creating and restoring backups.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Product
- Webdar is a small single executable that combines a web server with the libdar backup library.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Supported platforms
- linux,webRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Support
- The project says communications and exchanges are planned through GitHub Discussions.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Archive features
- It can create binary deltas, preserve inode types and hard links, handle sparse files and extended attributes, and split archives into slices.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Authentication
- When started, Webdar displays a browser login and a randomly generated password in its terminal output.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Availability
- The maker provides signed source packages and statically linked Linux binaries for x86_64 and ARM, and notes the binaries are distro independent for supported CPU types.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Backup features
- It supports binary deltas, file filtering, sliced archives, and restoration of selected files.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Backup scope
- fileRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Backup types
- It supports full, differential, incremental, and decremental backups.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Compression
- Available compression algorithms include gzip, bzip2, lzo, xz/lzma, zstd, and lz4.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Computer backup
- YesRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Configuration
- Configurations can be stored locally or uploaded and downloaded through the web session.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Encryption and integrity
- The site describes backup encryption with key derivation and per-slice hashing, and says backups are strongly ciphered by default.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Limits
- The tutorial says Webdar is ready for multiple users, but only the admin user is available at the time described.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Linux downloads
- The site offers signed source packages and statically linked binaries for Linux on x86_64 and ARM; the binaries are described as distro independent.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Mobile backup
- NoRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Network security
- The tutorial recommends HTTPS for untrusted networks and warns that credentials in uploaded or downloaded configurations can be exposed without a secured connection.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Operations
- The tutorial describes backup creation, testing, comparison, listing, isolation, merging, repair, and restoration operations.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Ransomware protection
- NoRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Remote repositories
- Webdar includes FTP and SFTP clients for transferring backups and restoring data from remote repositories.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Restore modes
- fileRead 19 Sep 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Sessions and users
- The tutorial says the admin user can run several parallel sessions, while additional user support is described as a future feature.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- SFTP security
- The tutorial advises enabling checks of remote SFTP hosts against the known-host file.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Storage integrations
- Webdar includes an FTP and SFTP client for transferring and restoring backups, as well as local filesystem storage.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Support channel
- The project site says communications and exchanges are planned through GitHub Discussions.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
- Web access
- Webdar runs on the machine where the data is located and is accessed through a browser; by default it listens on the local loopback interface.Read 12 Oct 2026 · edrusb.github.io
Where Specifiction places it
- Backup software#122 of 1517.2