On Wed, Feb 06, 2008 at 02:35:21PM -0600, Carl Wilhelm Soderstrom
wrote:
> On 02/06 12:20 , Robin Lee Powell wrote:
> > Yes, but are you trying to maintain a remote sync over a DSL
> > line? :D
> 
> no; because I have all those files. :)
> 
> If I have an offsite backup server; I just have it do backups
> completely in parallel with the onsite backup server. This gives
> much more redundancy in case the onsite server fails (which
> happens... I've been saved by having a completely parallel and
> independent backup system at times).

Yes, but then we're back to encryption; I'm not willing to have the
remote backups not be encrypted.  I suppose I could run backuppc
remotely out of an encrypted FS file or something.

There's also the fairly serious security implications of giving the
remote server sufficient access through my firewall to back up all
my local machines.

Actually...  I'm going to go to hell for asking this, but how good
would backuppc be at backing up a backuppc directory?  :D

-Robin

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