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typo: "a symmetric" (an asymmetric?) Would you consider using duplicity instead? Unfortunately the site seems to be down (which might be one answer...) http:/
by andrewcooke 16y ago
typo: "a symmetric" (an asymmetric?)
Would you consider using duplicity instead? Unfortunately the site seems to be down (which might be one answer...) http://duplicity.nongnu.org/ http://duplicity.nongnu.org/
- RyanGWU82 16y agoErrr... we use public-key encryption. :) I haven't used Duplicity myself so I can't really compare it to Backup Manager. I've been super pleased with Backup Manager.
- andrewcooke 16y agopublic key encryption is called "aysmmetric". that's because you have two keys (one public and one private). symmetric key is when you have a single key (and have to keep it secret).