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by linuxready 9y ago
Please also consider to reduce your disclosure rights. As it is currently written in the TOS, it's too broad.
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by linuxready 9y ago
>> - Fastmail can immediately cancel your account for any reason: "The Service Provider may terminate your access to any part or all of the Service and any related service(s) at any time, with or without cause, with or without no
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by linuxready 9y ago
Indeed the TOS has been changed on 1st of october ! I haven't noticed it, has an email been sent to notify the users ? Anyway it's much better now (except for the disclosure, which hasn't been changed). Thanks !
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by linuxready 9y ago
I see the usual comment about Fastmail (comparison to Gmail, ProtonMail, web interface, spam filtering performance, servers in the US, ...) but still nothing about the TOS, which seems more important to me So here it is again: - Fastmail ca
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by linuxready 9y ago
You are probably right, bad idea. Where can I find the proper official procedure to replace a failed drive (i.e. which cannot be mounted anymore) in a RAID1 array (with 2 drives) ? I found these 2 links: https://unix.stackexchang
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by linuxready 9y ago
I'm not sure that I have understood. I was referring to this sequence of events: 1) 2-way mirroring across 2 drives 2) one drive fails 3) buy and plug a new drive 4) rebalance to have 3-way mirroring across 3 drives (with one being out
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by linuxready 9y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I was hoping for a Github issue number (or Bugzilla or whatever) to easily track this bug, but perhaps the Btrfs dev team doesn't work with issue number ? At least for RAID1, it seems that implementing RAID1
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by linuxready 9y ago
Do you have a link to this real bug ? It would be interesting to follow it until it is resolved.
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by linuxready 9y ago
I don't think Fastmail is very clear on their privacy policy (see also my other answer below). Here is an extract from Fastmail TOS: Fastmail can disclose your info/data if it thinks it's in the interest of the company: &quot
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by linuxready 9y ago
Possible reasons (I'm also with Fastmail and it makes me uncomfortable): - Fastmail can immediately cancel your account for any reason: "The Service Provider may terminate your access to any part or all of the Service and any rela
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by linuxready 11y ago
Very interesting. Is it using VSS to backup on Windows ? Otherwise I don't see how it can really achieve a complete correct backup on Windows. The best cross-platform backup tool I have found is Burp. However it doesn't backup to
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by linuxready 11y ago
Oh that's it then ! Thanks for the clarification.
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by linuxready 11y ago
I'm sorry I am not sure I get it. Let's say you have a 1000 kB file which is duplicated and which is located on continuous blocks (so if the CDs used 2 kB boundaries, we'll have 500 continuous blocks). If ZFS use 128 kB block
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by linuxready 11y ago
In this kind of scenario, I expect the block size to have only a marginal impact. Indeed if all the CD ISOs are very similar, I would expect that the size of a duplicated chunk to be on average quite big. The difference between using 128k a
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Software Deduplication: Quick comparison of save ratings(trae.sk)
2 points by linuxready 11y ago|6 comments