3 ms·

I've been fairly happy with it... though I'm not a heavy user. I've mostly used it to backup pictures and email. I use rclone (http://rclone.org/ http://rclone

by mwambua 10y ago

I've been fairly happy with it... though I'm not a heavy user. I've mostly used it to backup pictures and email. I use rclone (http://rclone.org/ http://rclone.org/) for my syncing email backups. It also supports a bunch of other storage backends, so it may be worthwhile checking out. Edit: Rclone works from both Linux and the commandline... so it's extremely useful for serverside backups.

DavideNL 10y ago
Unfortunately rclone doesn't support encryption (yet) though... so the cloud provider can see all your data - https://github.com/ncw/rclone/issues/219 https://github.com/ncw/rclone/issues/219 (unless of course you manually encrypt it locally before upload)
- mwambua 10y ago
  Mmm... true. Though if you're truly paranoid then you'll never really trust anyone to encrypt your data. :) I use tools like attic (https://attic-backup.org/ https://attic-backup.org/) to create encrypted snapshots of my backups.