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Yes, thanks! I meanwhile read about it and updated my comment. Would it be practical to rclone the output of the Borg into a cloud service using an rclone cry
by aborsy 6y ago
Yes, thanks!
I meanwhile read about it and updated my comment.
Would it be practical to rclone the output of the Borg into a cloud service using an rclone crypt remote? In my experience, rclone’s crypt remote is sluggish, even locally. I am not sure how the mount would work.
It’s unfortunate that we have to get the dedup from Borg and the encryption from rclone!
- TimWolla 6y agoI never used rclone, but I can tell you that a borg repository basically is a number of encrypted blobs of up to 500 MB size that are never going to be modified again (only created and deleted) + a few small metadata files. It rsyncs quite well.
- troyjfarrell 6y agoI can confirm that cloning a local Borg repository to a cloud system works. One of my systems uses Borg to make a local backup. Next, B2's command line tool synchronizes the local Borg repository to B2.