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0 pointsTichy13y ago0 comments

But then you can do incremental backups which should be faster. Although I admit I am not sure how to do it with encryption (impossible?).

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mkl13y ago

That's what duplicity is for: http://duplicity.nongnu.org/

It uses rsync's algorithm to figure out what has changed, and everything is encrypted locally.

(The site says it's in beta, but it's said that for years.)

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0 pointsTichy13y ago0 comments

But then you can do incremental backups which should be faster. Although I admit I am not sure how to do it with encryption (impossible?).

mkl13y ago

That's what duplicity is for: http://duplicity.nongnu.org/

It uses rsync's algorithm to figure out what has changed, and everything is encrypted locally.

(The site says it's in beta, but it's said that for years.)

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse