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If you're willing to put in a little work, Seafile fits the bill. For less than 5 users, you can access the "professional" version for free. I run it on a chea
by GordonS 7y ago
If you're willing to put in a little work, Seafile fits the bill. For less than 5 users, you can access the "professional" version for free.
I run it on a cheap Azure VM, backed with with Azure blob storage. It's $15/m for "cool" tier storage (not too far off your target), or $1/m for the "archive" tier.
Unlike Dropbox etc, you can also sync files from anywhere on any disk - you're not limited to a single "Dropbox" folder.
You get a nice web UI that let's you upload/download from there if you want, and you can also stuff with others if you want.
- thirdsun 7y agoThanks, while it looks interesting they seem to use a bring your own storage approach - that sounds like more work than I‘d like to put into it. I‘d prefer to avoid managing servers and VMs. Due to using Arq I‘m not limited to using the special Dropbox folder. I just tell Arq which folder to backup to Dropbox. I don‘t use the official client at all.