Le 21 mai 07 à 10:32, Stephane Bortzmeyer a écrit : > On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 01:48:20AM +0200, > David Sapiro - Pilot Systems <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > a message of 509 lines which said: > >>> Surely an excellent example of when you should be backing up your >>> own data? >> >> Well, not really: I try to rely as much as possible on online systems >> because I don't want to store and manage my data locally. > > Manage it locally, OK, I understand, but *store* it locally is, IMHO, > a *must_do*. It is not only the risk of del.icio.us crashing and > losing data, it is also the risk of del.icio.us going bankrupt, > changing its policy, its business model, etc. > > This is your data, trust noone with backing it up.
Hehe, we have slightly different ways of seing this kind of service. > > On Unix, the simple command-line: > > wget -O bookmarks-at-delicious --http-user=ME \ > --http-passwd=MYPASSWORD \ > https://api.del.icio.us/v1/posts/all > > is enough to store a complete copy locally. You can put this command > in cron and forget it afterwards, apart from random checks from time > to time. Sure. I follow your POV. And will do this backup ;) Dave -- David Sapiro - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pilot Systems - 9, rue Desargues - 75011 Paris Tel : +33 1 44 53 05 55 - http://www.pilotsystems.net Hébergement Zope et Plone gratuit - http://www.objectis.org
