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How can an encrypted backup be incremental if it's supposed to be never decrypted on-remote-machines? Ever thought about that?
by h4ck_th3_pl4n3t 1y ago
How can an encrypted backup be incremental if it's supposed to be never decrypted on-remote-machines?
Ever thought about that?
- palebluedot 1y agoThat seems pretty trivial to implement
- h4ck_th3_pl4n3t 1y agoI dare you to implement this then, where others have failed.
- Sesse__ 1y agotar --listed-incremental=foo.snar -cf - . | gpg --encrypt -r <key> > nightly.gpg You're welcome.
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- tremon 1y agoWhy would you need remote data to create an incremental backup?
- codethief 1y agoI'm sure if borgbackup can pull this off, Signal can, too? The solution is to split up your data into encrypted chunks, and only upload the new ones.
- zorgmonkey 1y agoWhy wouldn't it be possible? All it really means is that you need to do the work to make incremental entirely on the local side and not on the remote side.