Re: Backup and cloud-storage

2019-02-02 Thread Craig Earls
Local git repo. Script for routine commits.  Local external hard drive and
back blaze cloud backup.

On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 07:38 Pete Keen  wrote:

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Re: Backup and cloud-storage

2019-02-02 Thread Pete Keen
All of my ledgers are in git repos. I push the repos to a server on my home
network which is backed up by a NAS on my home network which then backs
them up (encrypted) to Amazon S3 nightly. So I have three live git repos
and one point in time backup.

On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 5:51 AM Dániel Fancsali  wrote:

> Good morning fellow ledger-lovers,
>
> I was just making slight changes to the layout of my journal files, and
> adjusting my workflow accordingly, and realised, I got to the point, where
> I have invested way to much time into this to be able to re-do it, in case
> my laptop would go missing – or the data would be destroyed/lost for any
> other reason.
>
> Long story short, I was just wondering, what others do to back-up their
> work? Do you use version control? Do you back-up to a cloud storage; or
> even sync it to multiple machines? What about encryption?
>
> Please let us know!
>
> Regards,
> Dan
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Re: Backup and cloud-storage

2019-02-02 Thread Arvin Sevilla
This is great. Thanks!

Kind regards,

Arvin


On Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 8:34 PM Richard Lawrence  wrote:

> Hi Daniel and all,
>
> Dániel Fancsali  writes:
>
> > Long story short, I was just wondering, what others do to back-up their
> > work? Do you use version control? Do you back-up to a cloud storage; or
> > even sync it to multiple machines? What about encryption?
>
> I keep my ledger files in a dedicated git repository, with a script to
> auto-commit them every hour via cron, and push to one of the major git
> hosting services.  That's my backup solution.  I don't have more than
> one machine where I need to work with this repository, but if I did it
> would be trivial to use git to sync, too.
>
> I use git-crypt [1] in a commit hook to keep the unencrypted data off
> the servers.
>
> HTH!
>
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> Best,
> Richard
>
> [1] https://www.agwa.name/projects/git-crypt/
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Re: Backup and cloud-storage

2019-02-02 Thread Richard Lawrence
Hi Daniel and all,

Dániel Fancsali  writes:

> Long story short, I was just wondering, what others do to back-up their
> work? Do you use version control? Do you back-up to a cloud storage; or
> even sync it to multiple machines? What about encryption?

I keep my ledger files in a dedicated git repository, with a script to
auto-commit them every hour via cron, and push to one of the major git
hosting services.  That's my backup solution.  I don't have more than
one machine where I need to work with this repository, but if I did it
would be trivial to use git to sync, too.

I use git-crypt [1] in a commit hook to keep the unencrypted data off
the servers.

HTH!

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Richard

[1] https://www.agwa.name/projects/git-crypt/

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Backup and cloud-storage

2019-02-02 Thread Dániel Fancsali
Good morning fellow ledger-lovers,

I was just making slight changes to the layout of my journal files, and
adjusting my workflow accordingly, and realised, I got to the point, where
I have invested way to much time into this to be able to re-do it, in case
my laptop would go missing – or the data would be destroyed/lost for any
other reason.

Long story short, I was just wondering, what others do to back-up their
work? Do you use version control? Do you back-up to a cloud storage; or
even sync it to multiple machines? What about encryption?

Please let us know!

Regards,
Dan

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