On Tue, 26 May 2015 19:26:12 -0300 Daniel Bareiro <daniel-listas@gmx.net> wrote: > Hi, Petter. > > On 26/05/15 19:07, Daniel Bareiro wrote: > > > You could try Bacula. You could also use Dirvish, although it does > > not running as a service, it gives good results. It works with > > rsync and optimize disk space usage maintaining hard links to the > > files unchanged between a backup and the next. > > Sorry. I think I misunderstood your question. You meant to cloud > services for backup; not services as in operating system daemons. Yes, I should perhaps have been clearer. :) I take local backups, but I really want a way to store backups somewhere remote. > Well, then maybe you can try rclone [1]. I'm using it with a client of > Germany and it works quite well. Thanks, that could come in handy. A little like rsync, it seems? As it can be used with Dropbox I will test it. I was actually looking more for recommendations on the actual storage provider than for software, unless the software is provided by the service. Someone else suggested Amazon S3 in a private mail, and I think I should consider that. The only real drawback is that they charge per GB/month, so I can't just pay for a year in advance and forget about it. Glacier would also be an alternative, but I know next to nothing about it. Has anyone used it with Debian? Thanks again for the suggestion. Petter -- "I'm ionized" "Are you sure?" "I'm positive."
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