So I have to have a rough idea of when things might have changed, and then to move forwards/backwards in time until I find the revision I want. With Borg, I have to first choose a date I want to restore from, then the file. A restore system which is more file-focused.With SpiderOak, because of the way it worked, it would immediately "chunk" and encrypt a file as it was written then queue it for upload so I would be able to keep most/all of the revisions. With my replacement plan, if I edit a file several times in half an hour, I will lose all the revisions. I like "inotify-triggered" backups (or the Windows/macOS equivalent).But there are two things that I do like about SpiderOak so I'm wondering what other options there are that might be closer: I've set up Syncthing between some machines (one always-on) to cover the syncing, and I've configured Borgmatic on the always-on machine with half-hourly backups.
#Spideroak upload stuck password
I'm bored of seeing release notes in their RSS feed for what I would call "fringe" products (Encryptr because the world needs more password managers and their Slack/Teams equivalent that will never gain serious traction) while they ignore their core product (see the bottom of the post for details). Like many data hoarders over the past couple of years, I'm leaving SpiderOak. Just make sure to tag the post with the flair and give a little background info/context. On Fridays we'll allow posts that don't normally fit in the usual data-hoarding theme, including posts that would usually be removed by rule 4: “No memes or 'look at this '” We are not your personal archival army.
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#Spideroak upload stuck free
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