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If you have a command line tool to access Glacier, I think what you can do is make an archive (with tar), encrypt it with gpg, and just use the command line too
by aristidb 14y ago
If you have a command line tool to access Glacier, I think what you can do is make an archive (with tar), encrypt it with gpg, and just use the command line tool to upload the encrypted archive. So you don't need tarsnap for that, but if you want fancy deduplicating incremental encrypted backup, that's where tarsnap shines.
- tedunangst 14y agoYes, but I'm already using tarsnap. Running it with "--backup-to-glacier" is easier than rolling my own. I don't want two passwords, two super duper secret keys, two online services I have to pay, ....