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I am backing up my notebook running Arch and my girlfriend's MacBook regularly using rsync and cron / launchctl via ssh. The target is a FreeNAS server.

I would like to monitor whether the automatic jobs are running correctly, by receiving a notification if the content of the backup folders did not change for a certain time. How can I do that? Or is there some other approach usually used to verify that automatic jobs are running?

I am backing up my notebook running Arch and my girlfriend's MacBook regularly using rsync and cron / launchctl via ssh. The target is a FreeNAS server.

I would like to monitor whether the automatic jobs are running correctly, by receiving a notification if the content of the backup folders did not change for a certain time. Or is there some other approach usually used to verify that automatic jobs are running?

I am backing up my notebook running Arch and my girlfriend's MacBook regularly using rsync and cron / launchctl via ssh. The target is a FreeNAS server.

I would like to monitor whether the automatic jobs are running correctly, by receiving a notification if the content of the backup folders did not change for a certain time. How can I do that? Or is there some other approach usually used to verify that automatic jobs are running?

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Monitoring last rsync backup

I am backing up my notebook running Arch and my girlfriend's MacBook regularly using rsync and cron / launchctl via ssh. The target is a FreeNAS server.

I would like to monitor whether the automatic jobs are running correctly, by receiving a notification if the content of the backup folders did not change for a certain time. Or is there some other approach usually used to verify that automatic jobs are running?