Hi all,
This is something I recently setup on my home NAS server and using the
Bittorrent sync server on the NAS and the Bittorrent sync client on a mix
of Android and iOS devices to transparently backup photos and videos. We
are also judging it to share photos with family instead of Dropbox.
Hi.
I would try to setup a raspberry pi as a server, the pi is cheap and memory
card are not that expensive, obviously it all depends on how much data you
need to keep.
Michele
On Monday, October 17, 2016, Phil Thompson via Peterboro <
peterboro@mailman.lug.org.uk> wrote:
> Anyone have any good
Anyone have any good experiences or thoughts to share on a "local cloud" device
to allow the increasingly unwired user to backup their stuff.
Obviously there are genuine cloud based services, but some are very limited or
expensive and there's always the upload speed issue (not to mention
On Mon 17 Oct 2016 at 20:12, Russell Armstong via Peterboro wrote:
> Another option is syncthing which looks to do same thing and is open
> source. I will be looking at this to see if it can replace Resilio Sync for
> us.
+1 for syncthing; I use it on my families android phones, desktops/laptops
Apologies, my previous reply doesn't make a lot of sense (I was typing it
on a tiny Android keyboard with word prediction/mangle). Bitorrent Sync
will do exactly what you want. We have Resilio Sync (as it is now known) on
our FreeNAS home server with Sync clients on Android and iOS devices. The
