Re: [BackupPC-users] Necro'd: Use S3 buckets for the pool

All, Thanks for the suggestions and links. There's a lot of interesting reading to be done. But as noted, checksum matching and storage latency are probably prohibitive. I hope to have access to a colo with gigabit bandwidth in the near future. Maybe I'll spin up an instance just to see how it

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Re: [BackupPC-users] Necro'd: Use S3 buckets for the pool

Hi, Maybe a solution composed by backuppc + rclone is the way forward. I never used rclone myself, but AFAICT it handles all the issues you raised, plus more: >From their page: "Virtual backends wrap local and cloud file systems to apply encryption, caching, chunking and joining." https://rclone

Re: [BackupPC-users] Windows 10 Subsystem For Linux

Stan Larson wrote at about 12:57:40 -0400 on Tuesday, July 21, 2020: > We've been successfully using BackupPC 3.3 and the Windows 10 WSL feature to > access Windows 10 PCs using rsync (without the cgwin plugin). We've been > using this method on our production BackupPC server to back up about

[BackupPC-users] Windows 10 Subsystem For Linux

We've been successfully using BackupPC 3.3 and the Windows 10 WSL feature to access Windows 10 PCs using rsync (without the cgwin plugin). We've been using this method on our production BackupPC server to back up about 30 Win10 Pro clients. We just back up the C:/Users folder, which picks up

Re: [BackupPC-users] Necro'd: Use S3 buckets for the pool

Hi Kris, Indeed the object storage transformation has not been a hot topic for some time. I explored this some years ago and did some proof of concept testing. It requires a fairly different architecture: https://molnix.com/proposal-new-open-source-backup-solution/ Essentially, the object st