On 05/05/2014 10:48 am, C. Falconer wrote:
Roy Britten wrote, On 04/05/14 20:08:
> We are writing to you to notify you that we will be shutting down
the Ubuntu One file services, effective 1 June 2014.
So what other "cloud" backup/sync/sharing services are folks using? I
have ~30GB of data I like to have backed up; many services seem to
want > USD$100 per annum to provide a sync service for that much data.
Duckdns provides my server at home - which is on an adsl line - with a
domain name. I have OwnCloud running on that, sync clients on my the
other machines. So long as I don't dump a load of photos into my photo
shared folder while out somewhere, it works pretty well. Well - as long
as the Telecom ADSL stays up.
On Android, I have webdav, caldav, and carddav clients, and apps for
bookmarks and the feed reader.
The server uses bacula to back up the Owncloud data and the other
desktop machines to my Myth box.
If all three machines burst into flames at the same time - I'll only
have the copies I keep on an external HD to fall back on ....
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Don Robertson
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www.robertson.net.nz
021 294 1452
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