cookiemonster wrote: > If there is an inclination to overcomplicate backups, using a solution > based on zfs is ideal. My music gets ripped on my main PC and stored > there, then rsynced to my nas running on xigmanas, based on zfs. Way > overcomplicated, has a learning curve and is not for someone not > interested in how storage works but I wouldn't use anything else. By > running scheduled data scrubs, it automatically recreates any files that > don't match the checksums. I know my data is safe. > And of course there is another machine that backs up the nas. There are > 3 copies. Indeed, ZFS keeps your "active" copy safe from "bit rot", making sure back-ups aren't propagating corruption. I have a similar setup on Ubuntu, for music and family photos & videos. Everything else is expendable :p
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