Il giorno ven, 20/05/2011 alle 10.47 +1200, Paul Reddy ha scritto: > [...] > > [I hope this is the right group. Apologies if not] > > I've built a reasonably comprehensive backup and disaster recovery app, and > am looking for some help on the next steps, the first of which I believe is > to find a mentor/sponsor from this group. > > (I can hear the groans from here - yet another backup app). > However, this is the first one that met all my criteria for a decent backup > app: > - simple to use, with nice UI. > - multiple backup configs to multiple locations (e.g. music backed up > differently to docs) > - supports cloud storage (DropBox for example) > - auto splits for FAT file systems (with 2G file limits) > - encryption out of the box using openssl for storage and transports > - every backup storage location includes a completely self contained GUI > disaster recovery program > - auto-management of storage space > - good management of encryption keys (as good as you can be without proper OS > support). > - slick recovery UI > ... and much more. > > Its currently got a setup.py and a .deb, documentation (which gets installed > in the > proper place), and is internationalized (but does not have any other > translations). It was developed using wxPython. > > So... is there anyone out there interested in this project as a > sponsor/mentor. >
All Scott answered is valid. I think it is fair to add that if you want to make people interested in ((helping) packaging) your project, mentioning the name and a website/code repository address seems to be a good move. (more OT, so if you're interested let's continue the discussion off-list: http://www.pietrobattiston.it/wiki/comparison_of_backup_softwares is curious too) Pietro Battiston -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-mentors-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/1305899763.2944.28.ca...@voubian.casa
