v0.5.3.0 update README.md

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mbackup is a file backup tool based on [rsync](https://rsync.samba.org/).

It supports backup a list of files and dirs to local dir or remote ssh node.

Since mbackup is based on rsync, it supports incremental backup efficiently.

Difference with rsync: rsync doesn't have an official windows build.  rsync

doesn't support windows style path in source, target, and file lists.  You can

   - C:\ProgramData\mbackup

   - C:\Docs

   - D:\Docs

   - <User>\Documents

   - <User>\Desktop

   - <User>\Downloads

   - <User>\Pictures\Saved Pictures\

   - <User>\<dot files>

   - Documents

   - Desktop

   - Downloads

   - Pictures\Saved Pictures\

   - <dot files> in %userprofile%

By default, some files are ignored, such as iso, rar, zip, exe etc. mbackup is

designed to backup user created contents, not downloaded contents. That's why

Here are the backup list files and exclude pattern files:

   - backup file list

     %programdata%\mbackup\default-list.txt

     %programdata%\mbackup\user-default-list.txt

     %programdata%\mbackup\local-list.txt (managed by user)

     - %programdata%\mbackup\default-list.txt

     - %programdata%\mbackup\user-default-list.txt

     - %programdata%\mbackup\local-list.txt (managed by user)

   - exclude pattern

     %programdata%\mbackup\default-exclude.txt

     %programdata%\mbackup\local-exclude.txt (managed by user)

     - %programdata%\mbackup\default-exclude.txt

     - %programdata%\mbackup\local-exclude.txt (managed by user)

local-list.txt and local-exclude.txt are managed by user and mbackup will not

local-list.txt and local-exclude.txt are managed by user. mbackup will not

modify those files when it is uninstalled or upgraded. The other lists are

shipped with mbackup and will be removed/overwritten when

uninstalling/upgrading mbackup.

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mbackup for windows is designed to run automatically in the background via

Windows Task Scheduler (Win+R taskschd.msc). You can also run in from windows

cmd or powershell to trigger a backup immediately.

Windows Task Scheduler (Win+R taskschd.msc). You can also run it from windows

cmd or powershell to trigger a backup immediately (or test setup or do initial

backup).

For the automatic backup to work, you need to specify a target in mbackup

config file.

Open mbackup config file %programdata%\mbackup\mbackup-config.txt,

Open mbackup config file in any text editor,

Win+R %programdata%\mbackup\mbackup-config.txt,

To backup to local disk, add config

[how to set up ssh keys](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys--2).

Save mbackup-config.txt file, now auto backup will work. The default scheduler

runs mbackup a few minutes after user logon and every 2 hours during

runs mbackup 15 minutes after user logon and every 2 hours during

daytime. You can open Task Scheduler to check the scheduler.

Here is how to run it in cmd or powershell:

Here is how to run mbackup in cmd or powershell:

    %programfiles%\mbackup\publish\mbackup.exe --help

	%programfiles%\mbackup\publish\mbackup.exe

    <RuntimeIdentifiers>win10-x64</RuntimeIdentifiers>

    <RootNamespace>Mbackup</RootNamespace>

    <TreatWarningsAsErrors>true</TreatWarningsAsErrors>

    <Version>0.5.2.0</Version>

    <Version>0.5.3.0</Version>

  </PropertyGroup>

  <ItemGroup>