I use to backup my iPhone's photo library using a stfp connection (all in the same directory in my PC). Thus, I can chattr +i the only directory needed and nobody can remove.
I cannot understand why chattr does not achieve you.
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El dimarts, 21 de setembre 2021 a les 17:53, Tim Woodall <debianuser@woodall.me.uk> va escriure:
I would like to have some WORM memory for my backups. At the moment
they're copied to an archive machine using a chrooted unprivileged user
and then moved via a cron job so that that user cannot delete them
(other than during a short window).
My though was to use a raspberry-pi4 to provide a USB mass storage
device that is modified to not permit deleting. If the pi4 is not
accessible via the network then other than bugs in the mass storage API
it should be impossible to delete things without physical access to the
pi.
Before I start reinventing the wheel, does anyone know of anything
similar to this already in existence?
Things like chattr don't achieve what I want as root can still override
that. I'm looking for something that requires physical access to delete.