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What about crashplan?
by deelowe 14y ago
What about crashplan?
- __david__ 14y agoIsn't that a different use case? Crashplan creates a opaque encrypted binary blob on a remote computer which is useful for backup, but not really for syncing files around.
- deelowe 14y agoI think the encryption can be disabled, no?
- k2enemy 14y agoI tried crashplan also, but the showstopper is escaping me at the moment.
- niels_olson 14y agoCrashplan is great as a backup plan and offers a web interface for times when everything else has failed. I have used it to retrieve things a few times and I highly recommend it as a backup plan. But their web interface isn't their selling point, and you can't manipulate the files. It's read only access. It does track diffs, though, so that can be pretty handy.