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Serious question - does anyone want this: ssh user@rsync.net diff some/file .zfs/snapshot/yesterday/some/file We can implement this later today if it sounds
by rsync 7y ago
Serious question - does anyone want this:
ssh user@rsync.net diff some/file .zfs/snapshot/yesterday/some/file
We can implement this later today if it sounds useful ... I was sort of surprised that 'diff' was not already a whitelisted command[1] ...
[1] https://www.rsync.net/resources/howto/remote_commands.html https://www.rsync.net/resources/howto/remote_commands.html
- fragmede 7y agoDoes rsync.net automatically run and name zfs snapshots?
- rsync 7y agoYes. By default, every rsync.net account has 7 daily snapshots that are created and rotated automatically - no intervention on your end is required. You may optionally set any arbitrary schedule you like (day/week/month/quarter/year) and you simply pay for the bits on disk that those (efficient, changes only) snapshots take up. Sometimes they take up almost nothing. My favorite part of all of this is that the snapshots are immutable, or read-only. No matter who attacks your rsync.net login or what password you lose, the snapshots cannot be destroyed by any outside action. This allows for some interesting insurance against ransomware / Mallory ...