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OK, so you are using these systems as data relays, not to store data. This makes sense. I think it would be much harder to do this if you wanted to switch bet
by legutierr 13y ago
OK, so you are using these systems as data relays, not to store data. This makes sense. I think it would be much harder to do this if you wanted to switch between VPSs that were storing your data.
- bigiain 13y agoSure. I've done some thinking - but not (yet) experimenting with EncFS combined with S3FS to store encrypted mountable data on Amazon S3 (I'm currently useing EncFS to store data on Dropbox & GDrive and with BTSync). No good if you need fast local access to the data (you wouldn't want to run you database this way), but it would solve _some_ of those problems. For me right now - the answer is to store my own data at home, and relay access to that data when needed.