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Borg does the backups. Rclone is for syncing data, which is not the same thing. For example, Borg does deduplication of the data. It also let’s you see differen
by cpach 7y ago
Borg does the backups. Rclone is for syncing data, which is not the same thing. For example, Borg does deduplication of the data. It also let’s you see different versions of a file. IMO, syncing can never replace backups.
- techgeek123 7y agoDo you mean borg is doing incremental backups?
- cpach 7y agoYes, AFAIK it does.
- rovr138 7y agoI do something similar. Borg does incremental backups and snapshots. Makes a snapshot so you can see how things where at X moment. The only new data are changes made since. Then rclone copies that new data over
- tyingq 7y agoBorg's dedup is more than incremental backups. It dedups blocks/areas even within the first run. No significant run of data is repeated with a single repository.
- xfer 7y agoBorg does but if you sync with rclone you might end up uploading full data for every upload depending on the change of your data. This might be very costly and that's why they suggest a active host for backup.