Ben Escoto wrote:
This is good for if your server physically gets stolen (which if you have it in a colo, is a *very* rare chance), but otherwise pretty pointless for a good backup solution."Miguel Angel Rodriguez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote the following on Sun, 29 Jan 2006 10:55:33 +0100 If you want to make sure the server never sees your unencrypted data, you could use programs specifically written for that, like duplicity (which I wrote, and still use), hdup, etc. Up until now, I didn't know you wrote Duplicity (very nice product, except for it's age). For people that wanted secure backups, I used box-backup, but it's extremely cumbersome to restore, so frankly, I don't like it that much. Duplicity would be the ultimate backup solution, except that the last release was in August of 2003, and wasn't even stable. I did notice that it did implement some of the rdiff code to get deltas on directories, etc. A suggestion from someone who desperately wants the security of box-backup, Duplicity, etc. with the functionality of rdiff-backup, would there be a way to implement Duplicity code into rdiff-backup to give the option of storing encrypted? -Mike |
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