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Sounds like you want Dropbox. My personal use case involves files stored on a NAS, which is accessible via VPN and any client with a file browser (so, basicall
by ac29 9y ago
Sounds like you want Dropbox.
My personal use case involves files stored on a NAS, which is accessible via VPN and any client with a file browser (so, basically every platform). NAS is backed up via rclone to cloud storage. Its not sync, but I dont really want files synced to all my devices.
- odorousrex 9y agoPossible business opportunity here? I think $10 for a windows/mac/linux desktop app, $5 for a android/Ios version. (Maybe get all versions for $20) You drop in an S3 or Azure storage key, it lists the files, create containers, lets you upload/download to whatever device you are on at the time. Not necessarily a dropbox killer since you'd have to have a cloud storage account and no how to use it, but it would definitely serve a certain niche.