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Good advice, thanks. I actually have an unused Synology NAS which I moved from because it was slow. I wonder if I can use HyperBackup or similar and put this on
by dmje 5y ago
Good advice, thanks. I actually have an unused Synology NAS which I moved from because it was slow. I wonder if I can use HyperBackup or similar and put this one down in my garden office. That might add another layer of "distance security"...
- dheera 5y agoHyperBackup does this weird nonstandard "hbk" bullshit and I don't understand it, and I'm afraid of anything brand-specific. Between two Synology NAS I use Shared Folder Sync instead. Within the same NAS, sadly Shared Folder Sync doesn't work (even though there's no reason it shouldn't work) but you can set up an rsync task in the Task scheduler e.g. /bin/rsync -ap --delete --verbose /volume1/FOLDER/ /volume2/oldfiles/FOLDER/ >> /tmp/rsync.FOLDER.log and have it email the logs to you.